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Riggness · #71 (**permalink**) 09-08-2011, 05:09 PM

Some good pointers there D2
I guess il post mine, even tough im not a huge stats guy..

Would love some insight.

BirgerJarl · #72 (**permalink**) 09-09-2011, 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by d2themfi

Just as a reminder this is very general advice, specific opponent advice can not be analyzed by looking at your entire sample

BirgerJari- The combo of opening btn 63%, and then having flop/turn/river cbet %s of 57/39/45 tells me that you are waaay too nitty postflop IP. Hard to say if your not value betting thin enough or not bluffing hardly at all or combo of a little of both, but I would take a look at maybe spots where your missing bets. Also opening 63% otb is only appropriate if you literally never play people who vpip less than say 75% in the BB. Otherwise you would want to loosen up considerably. From the BB the main stat the jumped out at me is fold to cbet on flop of 55%. Almost all good players are at about 40% or lower usually ranging from low 30s to low 40s depending on the stakes, and player. 55% would only be appropriate if your opponents cbet % was consistently like 20% or something, which it alost assuredly is not, so that is probably somewhere you are leaking quite a bit. Gl

Thanks alot!

I understand that its impossible to get into specificts about my game given this info. But concerning my high fold to F cbet%, should i maybe focus on finding spots to CR as semibluffs/bluffs and be prepared to often continuing on the T depending on villain? Been thinking about stuff like that recently. I feel unconfortable just calling OOP. Guess I need to get better at thinking creatively about postflop play overall...

Thanks again!

d2themfi · #73 (**permalink**) 09-09-2011, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Riggness

Some good pointers there D2
I guess il post mine, even tough im not a huge stats guy..

Would love some insight.

I would work on loosening up in the BB some. Again it will depend on your opponents btn strategy, but I dont think I would vpip 24% in the BB vs just about anyone (always higher). Someone would have to be opening like <40% otb for me to vpip that low, which means you can almost for sure bring that number up and add profit

Riggness · #74 (**permalink**) 09-09-2011, 06:23 PM

That seems resonable. I guess my range these days is like: KTo+(78o T9o) + K9s+ A8+ (surely villian dependent, but since i purely bumhunt...) What other hands would you defend? (If those ranges didnt say much, tell me, and il just put down any hand i defend)

d2themfi · #75 (**permalink**) 09-11-2011, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by BirgerJarl

Thanks alot!

I understand that its impossible to get into specificts about my game given this info. But concerning my high fold to F cbet%, should i maybe focus on finding spots to CR as semibluffs/bluffs and be prepared to often continuing on the T depending on villain? Been thinking about stuff like that recently. I feel unconfortable just calling OOP. Guess I need to get better at thinking creatively about postflop play overall...

Thanks again!

Really impossible for me to say, sorry

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Originally Posted by Riggness

That seems resonable. I guess my range these days is like: KTo+(78o T9o) + K9s+ A8+ (surely villian dependent, but since i purely bumhunt...) What other hands would you defend? (If those ranges didnt say much, tell me, and il just put down any hand i defend)

Well dont fold any pair, suited Ace, broadway, or like K7s+, Q8s+, 97s+, 87s+, A8o+, K9o, Q9o, vs almost anyone, that should give you a place to start

Riggness · #76 (**permalink**) 09-13-2011, 05:04 PM

I guess thats my "std" range, I dunno why my CBB is so low :S Anyways, thanks, il surely look into it.

tinygoldfish · #77 (**permalink**) 01-06-2012, 06:25 PM

I have one doubt that's been bugging me, in my last 100k hands my winrate when i'm cbetting in single raised pots is -315bb/100 (or -3.15bb per hand) most of it is from nonSD with a breakeven SD line. Almost the entire sample is against regs at midstakes; minraising for the most part. Is that too low? i'm losing less that if i'd just fold to every c/raise assuming i raise 2bb and cbet 3bb but it feels kinda nitty.

Edit: meh i checked for my last 200k hands and it was -3.27bb and for my last 50k hands is -1.84bb so i guess i'm improving in that spot.

fuser1986 · #78 (**permalink**) 01-23-2012, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by BirgerJarl
Thanks alot!

I understand that its impossible to get into specificts about my game given this info. But concerning my high fold to F cbet%, should i maybe focus on finding spots to CR as semibluffs/bluffs and be prepared to often continuing on the T depending on villain? Been thinking about stuff like that recently. I feel unconfortable just calling OOP. Guess I need to get better at thinking creatively about postflop play overall...

Thanks again!
Really impossible for me to say, sorry

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Originally Posted by Riggness
That seems resonable. I guess my range these days is like: KTo+(78o T9o) + K9s+ A8+ (surely villian dependent, but since i purely bumhunt...) What other hands would you defend? (If those ranges didnt say much, tell me, and il just put down any hand i defend)

Well dont fold any pair, suited Ace, broadway, or like K7s+, Q8s+, 97s+, 87s+, A8o+, K9o, Q9o, vs almost anyone, that should give you a place to start"

I am a total noob at HU but curious to know what would be a defending range to a 3bet while on the btn. Granted its player dependent but what sorts of hands play best?