.1/.2 nlhe

Total Games: 138 game(s)
Games Won: won 22 of 138 (15%)
Win/Loss: won $6.22
Raise/Call Ratio: 1.9 (26 raises, 14 calls)
Call/Fold Ratio: 0.1 (14 calls, 110 folds)
Bet/Check Ratio: 0.7 (18 bets, 26 checks)
Flops: saw 32 of 138 (23%)
a small sample of playing 9 handed nlhe. I know the flops seen is about right but I was wondering about the other ratios. like is that to many flat calls. Just wonder if this is a good formula to win at these limits . like I've said be for I don't play cash games a lot but thought i'd try for a little this morning. and had a good out come.. and I know its a small sample but say the same for 1000 hands

Depends on what you were holding i guess cant really tell with out what you were holding?

Sample is microscopic. You can win at 2NL in several ways but generally more aggression is best approach.

LD1977 said:

Sample is microscopic. You can win at 2NL in several ways but generally more aggression is best approach.

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ye I know its not really a smple at all I jus don't have all my stats from every every time. but all the stats would pbobally be just about the same on 1000's of hands at diff sites. you know I was thinking the same to be more aggresive I think that's y I don't play a lot I'll play for awhile just folding and then pick up a monster and get cracked.. like in this game I probally folded the last 25 hands, but 1 due to a guy to my right was raising like 4x every hand till I got k's he did about the same I 2x his raise he shoves , I call he had like 1.10 or around there turns over 10 Jo hits 2 pair on the flop.

if some body has a large sample size of stats they wouldn't mind sharing I would like to have a look... just to see how ppl win at this level over a long period of time

Maybe, you can add continuation bet on your repertoire.

Good luck...

hffjd2000 said:

Maybe, you can add continuation bet on your repertoire.

Good luck...

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you know I have tried that a lot in the past thinking i'm only playing 20-25 % of my hands and it always seems I get called..it just seems like 50-75% of players at this level just don't pay attention . so that's why I asked the question in the first place.. I should of worded it diff. so I was really trying to ask should I be play more pots more aggressive post flop to win in the long run at the $2 level or is just sitting back and waiting for premium hands winning approach.

Be positionally aware + aggressive and you will win more.