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 PokerStats, Charles, 27. Sep 2002 20:37 | ||
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| A couple of weeks ago I purchased the program PokerStats that is used in hand histories at Paradise Poker. I have buildup a History of a little over 2400 hands and it sure seems to me that it can be a powerful tool in online poker. I'am posting my stats for the 2400 hands I have played in the hopes that some of you players that understand stats might look them over and give me some feed back on how I might improve my game. The game is mostly 5-10 5player max. Any feed back is welcome. May the flop be with you, Charles Fold percentages: preflop: 53.89% (1,336/2,479) flop: 24.61% (253/1,028) turn: 12.74% (86/675) river: 11.91% (63/529) Showdowns: 16.46% (408/2,479) Won without a showdown: 13.43% (333/2,479) Did not fold preflop: 46.11% (1,143/2,479) Voluntarily put money in preflop: 35.74% (886/2,479) Went to showdown after seeing flop: 39.65% (408/1,029) Folded to a river bet: 27.16% (63/232) Showdowns won money: 50.25% (205/408) Total won/lost: +$621.50 (67.00 BB) Average per hand: +$0.2507 (+0.027027 BB) Showdowns won money: 50.25%, lost money: 49.75%, even money: 0.00% Total rake paid: $573.50 Limit games played (in big bets): $6.00 $10.00 $20.00 No-Limit games (in big blinds): Pot-Limit games (in big blinds): Raise first in preflop: 11.90% (295/2,479) Raise not first in preflop (excluding limp/call-reraise): 2.58% (64/2,479) Limp/call-reraise preflop: 0.00% (0/2,479) After raising preflop: fold check call bet raise no flop action 3.90% 6.69% 10.86% 51.25% 10.58% 16.71% Fold to steal raise when small blind: 74% (105/142) Fold to steal raise when big blind: 29% (37/126) Fold to non-steal raise when small blind: 85% (98/115) Fold to non-steal raise when big blind: 43% (72/168) Out of a total of 5,525 player actions: Fold: 31.46% Call: 23.29% Bet: 14.01% Raise: 10.21% Call (all-in): 0.02% Bet (all-in): 0.00% Raise (all-in): 0.02% Check: 21.00% Timed out (forced fold): 0.00% Timed out (forced all-in): 0.00% | ||
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| Re: PokerStats, Get Jiggy, 4. Oct 2002 19:44 | ||
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| Hi Charles, Let's look: > Fold percentages: > preflop: 53.89% (1,336/2,479) You're playing way too many hands. What are your starting requirements? Do you even adjust for position? > After raising preflop: > fold check call bet raise no flop action > 3.90% 6.69% 10.86% 51.25% 10.58% 16.71% The above doesn't seem to indicate you're raising with big pairs to drive out callers. Looks to me like you often see the flop then call to the river on hands you should have folded on. You should play to Get Jiggy on them, not play weak hands so that they can Get Jiggy on you. Jiggy on 27. Sep 2002 20:37 Charles wrote: > > I'am posting my stats for the 2400 hands I have played in the hopes that some > of you players that understand stats might look them over and give me some feed > back on how I might improve my game. The game is mostly 5-10 5player max. Any > feed back is welcome. > May the flop be with you, Charles > | ||
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