**Official μNL stats thread**

[RedJoker]

Originally Posted by JMLP_

Hey RedJ,
I'm currently a very very marginal winner at 25NL, if you could help me with my stats so I can see where I have to improve the most at first, then it would be very kind ! Thanks a lot

Hey JMLP_,

You've got a very tight style of play, I usually don't like telling people to change their overall VPIP/PFR unless it's excessively loose or tight. However, you're very close to excessively tight.

Your MP range is very low and you could definitely start stealing a lot more from late position.

Your 3betting stats look decent, you're 3betting a lot more from LP then from the blinds which is very important. You could probably 3bet a little looser otb if you wanted to though.

Your Agg% is very low and, given how tight you're playing, it means you're bluffing extremely infrequently. Since you're playing so tight you can get away with bluffing a lot more. A looser player would be unbalanced if they kept bluffing all the time but you could probably fire with 100% of your range in a lot of spots without it being a mistake.

You also need to pay attention to picking up limped pots more.

[aejones]

I think I learned a thing or three

[Donkadocus]

Originally Posted by RedJoker

It might be profitable to c/r but so is cbetting them. And cbetting provides a far better balance since you're cbetting all of your actual hands.

Against LP opens most of the broadway hands dominate their opening range and suited broadways are a definite call from the blinds against those players. You could throw away things like KTs if you wanted to though. You can call most of the mid suited connectors and either 3bet or call the lower ones. Also, suited aces can be profitable to coldcall but it's not exactly necessary to do so.

Against EP opens you can tighten that range up a good bit and the weaker broadways will start to become dominated and more trouble hands.

Ok played about 1.3k hands; 0% C/R from all positions except sb 25% and bb 30%; seems to work better so definitely an improvement. Many thanks

[RedJoker]

Originally Posted by aejones

I think I learned a thing or three

Thanks. Feel free to throw your stats up if you want, I know this is supposed to be for micro stats but I'll make an exception this one time...





...since you need the help so badly.

[minSim]

Yeah, none of your opponents reads the micro's anyway

[aMunkWins]

Need a thread like this in midstakes GJ man!

[Probability]

Ya, this thread is the hot fire.

[Kesky]

Originally Posted by Probability

Ya, this thread is the hot fire.

RedJoker is a prince amongst men for this thread alone. Fantastic analysis, and advice that has genuinely helped me.

RJ, if you're ever in Croatia, drinks are on me.

[TheChosenOne]

Hey,

Last year I was a winner at 1/2 for about 2ptbb but this year I can't seem to get it going. I have been tweaking a lot with my game, so maybe I got some more leaks instead of plugging leaks. Anyway, here are my stats. Would be very grateful if you could take a look at it.

[RedJoker]

Hey TheChosenOne,

Your VPIP/PFR looks solid from each position. You could probably tighten up a little UTG and loosen up a little from the CO though.

Your 3bet%s look decent although you could start 3betting a fair bit more from late position.

Your fold to 3bet% is pretty high, it's around the point where villain's will autoprofit on their 3bets just on preflop. So I think you need to start playing back at 3bets a bit more, 4bet bluffing, calling and shoving flops light, etc. Otherwise you run the risk of getting run over. Have a read through the attachment in Bobbo's Bible about calling 3bets, the recommendations are probably a little over the top (imo of course), but it should definitely get you heading in the right direction.

Your c/r% is on the low side but since you're not coldcalling OOP much it's likely not a huge leak, although it's something to work on.

Your flop cbet% is on the high side, which is fine. Your turn cbet is on the low side though so you could probably start double barreling more.

Overall your game looks solid though.