Moving Up to 25NL - Aug Stats for Review

Need some opinions on my August stats @ 10nl before I move up to 25nl for September. Current BR is $819. Help me find some leakage and where I may be a donkfish.

Summary - 8/09


Stats - 8/09


Positional - 8/09


Graph - 8/09



And some entertainment...

[BluffCheck]

[x] thinly veiled brag

but in all honesty, how'd you get a breakeven redline at 10nl??

Hell if I know. Maybe because people at this level won't fold. No brag, no level. Just looking for any signs of suckage.

[Sam62]

Wow ... Good month Comparing my numbers to this gives me alot of ideas to improve my game. If you don't mind me asking?

1) How many tables do you play at once
2) From your VP$IP #'s you play nice and TAG

How many tables do you play at once

Anywhere from 2 to 9, on average probably 4 though. I seem to play better the more tables I open. 9 tables used to scare the shit out of me. Now I get bored with 9 at FR. Go figure.

[Micro2Macro]

heh, you're making slightly higher $/hand than I am at 25nl.

I wouldn't make any extreme adjustments..just keep posting hands and figure out where those postflop spots are that are messing with you.

Could 3bet a little more once you get going at 25nl and establish reads on the regs etc..ATS can always go up a touch, but again nothing extreme.

[daven]

op - nh

[surviva316]

looks like you got your abc's down solid. now maybe you can slowly add some of the more fancy pants stuff:

1. ATS can go up, but since you're playin' so solid, i would only slowly add in some cards and some spots so that you don't throw everything out of whack.

2. fold to cbet is a bit high. once an opponent gets up to like 3/3 with cbets, you can start to mix in some c/r's or floats with GSSD+ 1 over or something.

3. CCPF is nice and low like it should be when you're just starting out at the micros (PFR's usually mean something). when you start to become a trickier player post flop in position with floats and such, you can start to profitably call someone with 10-20 PFR with Axs and such.

4. You can start to look into 3b'ing light and defending your blinds. these are the two best articles on the subject imo:

http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...he-t77410.html

http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...se-t87848.html

i can't believe the first one isn't in any of the digests.

so there are some fun ways to mix it up a bit when you get to the more reg-laden 25NL. i'll see you at the tables!!! (i'm switching over to pokerstars this month)

[tom'NOT'dwan]

As much as stats go, you look pretty solid and im sure you'll beat $25nl with ease, go take a shot and good luck.

ps good advice from surviva but make adjustments one at time, keep posting keep reading.

http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/forum/3-betting-and-fold-equity-in-fr-nlhe-t77410.html

Don't believe I've read this yet... I'll check it out in a bit. 10nl was uber-easy with very few regs that know what their doing. And most of them are so weak-tight that taking pots from them is a cinch. Everyone else is either a donkfish or an unknown so take what the cards give us and value bet, value bet, value bet.

I don't envision 25nl being too much of an adjustment. I'll just play the ABC tagg game until I start getting reads on the regs.

Thanks for the suggestions on the slight adjustments. I'm sure I'll be spending more time at 25nl and there's more regs, so reads will be better to let me play more post-flop poker.