Question? Do you feel your red line is going up because you are capable of hand reading better and pushing/bluffing villains of weak made hands on later streets? Where do you feel your postflop play has improved? As the preflop raiser or as the preflop caller?
Do you feel your red line is going up because you are capable of hand reading better and pushing/bluffing villains of weak made hands on later streets?
Yes. I am pushing people off hands more now and that is making the line go up.
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Where do you feel your postflop play has improved? As the preflop raiser or as the preflop caller?
I think it has improved as both the caller and the raiser. I would say I am most improved as the caller though.
The whole "red line" thing seems to be the new craze. I still haven't heard anyone say exactly why its so good to have a red line going up. I mean is it simply that with non-showdown winnings higher you make yourself harder to play against? Or is it just an ego thing amongst 2p2ers?
I guess what I mean is, if you switched your showdown and non-showdown winnings in that graph (and thus had the exact same winnings), would that then not be as good a session? If so, why?
The red line is what determines the sexiness of your graph in the poker community. Winning $1201 with a negative red line is better than $1200 with a positive one.
Winning $1201 with a negative red line is better than $1200 with a positive one.