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Old 12-17-05, 12:10 PM
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When you get a minute, can you compare your stats. My sample is my last 10,699 hands. Not very big, but I want to look at it because this time period is where I feel I was playing my best poker. Something clicked, you know.

Anyway, the winrate supports my claim, but I was just wondering about any discrepancies between our stats.





Also, take a look at the position stats. What's your SB winrate? It seems I'm running WAY TO GOOD in the SB, but I'm losing more in the BB than I have in the past. This bothers me. Am I overdefending the BB?
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Old 12-17-05, 12:11 PM
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you didnt post that for me but those stats are very good
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Old 12-17-05, 12:18 PM
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The results are definitely quite acceptable.

Just peakin for anything that's leakin', you know?

Comments appreciated by anyone, not just TP. I just know he's got stats to compare with.

And he's at least partially responsible for my game being where it is.
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Old 12-17-05, 02:45 PM
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Looking at my 5/10 stats only:

-I'm a little bit looser than you, but I steal blinds a little bit less.
-My BB/100 is higher, but not tons.
-I go to showdowns a bit more and win at showdown exactly as much as you do.
-PFR is very close.
-My agression factor is lower across the board - my total is just under 2.
-You check raise twice as much as I do, and get this:
67% of yours come on the flop, while 78% of mine come on the turn! You flop, turn, river check raise numbers are: 67, 32, 1. Mine are 9, 78, and 13. This is definitely our most significant difference.

Overall, I think you're numbers look pretty good... Our difference are slight, and I have no reason to believe one of us is right and the other is wrong. I do like my check raise distribution better than yours, but other than that, everything seems to be in line.

As for position stats, they are very similar. The biggest difference I see if that I complete from the SB more.
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What are you winrates / 100 hands from the SB and BB. Look in position stats.
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Very similar to yours, which is why I didn't bother posting them. -.15 in the BB and -.04 in the SB. All other positions are +, of course.
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Hmmm, the check/raise stats are interesting.

Here's my brief analysis. I think, when some player are looking at stats, they look individually too much.

All the stats correlate and give a pattern of your playing style.

I play less hands, but raise the same amount as you. So, that makes me appear more aggressive preflop, because a greater % of my plays are raises.

I'm also stealing more, so think of what image I'm creating.

This type of thing gets me into more battles on the flop, with people playing back at me because of my agg image.

Therefore, I think my turn check/raise #s are down because I've already shown so much agg preflop and on the flop, that if I'm betting the turn, people are usually calling me down.

My flop check raises usually come when I'm in early position with a decent hand multiway. I'll check, hoping to get a loose bet out of a loose player in LP. Then I check raise to isolate and protect my hand.

I also check/raise in blind battles as well, usually with less than top pair.

Overall, I think we just have different styles.

I'm making money with steals and being very aggressive early and just playing like a jackhammer. You get in with a lot of hands early and make up for it with more sophisticated post flop play.

We both know that your win comes postflop and you're a better player than I am.

What is your exact Went to Showdown stat?
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Another thing to look at when you have time. No hurry.

In the "more detail" section there's a "steal success" stat area.

Let me interpret my stats and tell me if I'm fudamentally wrong in my analysis please.

I attempt to steal 35% fo the time.

Steal success #s are as follows:

No flop% 26 (this means I steal without seeing a flop)

Fold% (I'm not sure what this means. Is this % I fold, or the % they fold?) Anyway it's 23%

Now I win w/o seeing showdown 50% of the time here. Which seems really high.

I go to showdown in steal situations 26% of the time.

I win $ at showdown 52% of the time.

So, If I win 52% of the time at showdown and 50% of the time w/o seeing a showdown . What the fuck does this mean? I'm confused. I guess I need to know the true definitions of these stats.
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