Posted 2011-08-31 15:39
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SHARCKSCOPE My statistick

hello guys

can anyone help me to explain this statistics i know is BAD


Username Games Played Av. Profit Av. Stake Av. ROI Total Profit Form Ability /100 Network Filter
KARI#9         1.968$0  $2  3%-$559  -58PokerStarsSNG Only x
KARI#9         2.253$0  $2  0%-$875  -57PokerStars
x
THANKS

2011-08-31 15:50 by MNP GIB
Posted 2011-08-31 15:45
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RE: SHARCKSCOPE My statistick

no
Posted 2011-08-31 15:47
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RE: SHARCKSCOPE My statistick

it says u r a huge fish!
Posted 2011-08-31 15:51
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RE: SHARCKSCOPE My statistick

sendrik (2011-08-31)
it says u r a huge fish!


haha i know
Posted 2011-08-31 16:04
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RE: SHARCKSCOPE My statistick

Antster2 (2011-08-31)
no


lol  to your answer
Posted 2011-08-31 16:09
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RE: SHARCKSCOPE My statistick

You should probably play more tight and be more aggressive when you do play a hand... If you play single table SNG's you want to steal enough pots to stay alive and tune up the aggression when the amount of players go down (5 or less, just gradually increase the aggression). If you play MTT's it's in a way the same, but instead of players going down you should take your amount of blinds going down to decree your aggression factor.
If you end up a big stack, put pressure on your opponents, but protect your stack as well. You want to stay the big stack and bully your opponents (which they will allow due to money bubble/payjump bubble). However, it is also paramount that you stay a big stack. Basically you want to put a lot of pressure on your opponents without risking too many chips. You do that by putting in raises that don't commit you to the hand, but commits your opponent if he chooses to continue.
Last thing and quite important: POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION!!!!

PS: Position is important, just in case you missed that.
Posted 2011-08-31 16:20
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RE: SHARCKSCOPE My statistick

Psychorabbit (2011-08-31)
You should probably play more tight and be more aggressive when you do play a hand... If you play single table SNG's you want to steal enough pots to stay alive and tune up the aggression when the amount of players go down (5 or less, just gradually increase the aggression). If you play MTT's it's in a way the same, but instead of players going down you should take your amount of blinds going down to decree your aggression factor.
If you end up a big stack, put pressure on your opponents, but protect your stack as well. You want to stay the big stack and bully your opponents (which they will allow due to money bubble/payjump bubble). However, it is also paramount that you stay a big stack. Basically you want to put a lot of pressure on your opponents without risking too many chips. You do that by putting in raises that don't commit you to the hand, but commits your opponent if he chooses to continue.
Last thing and quite important: POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION, POSITION!!!!

PS: Position is important, just in case you missed that.


BIG BIG  THANKS   guess there are still good people out there
Posted 2011-08-31 17:03
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RE: SHARCKSCOPE My statistick

There is no point in sharing these stats since they are only results, every bad player can have good results just like every good player could have bad results. What you should share is hand historys or stats on the hands you played. Analysing those will be the key to improve your game.
Posted 2011-08-31 17:24
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RE: SHARCKSCOPE My statistick

What the results show here is that you actually are beating the games you play as a rule, but that you are only able to beat the very lowest of buy-ins.

So even though you have a positive ROI, because you have taken shots at high buy in tourneys & SNGs you are showing a loss.

I doubt you have Holdem Manager (or similar) but that would be a good investment as you could then see what hands you are over valuing in the early/mid/late stages and adjust accordingly.



GL


Iccc
2011-08-31 17:25 by Icccfold
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RE: SHARCKSCOPE My statistick

DaGier (2011-08-31)
There is no point in sharing these stats since they are only results, every bad player can have good results just like every good player could have bad results. What you should share is hand historys or stats on the hands you played. Analysing those will be the key to improve your game.


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