Poker Tracker Stats Analysis: Help

#1 18-06-2008, 11:30 PM

Hi first post but been lurking for ages

Just downloaded a trial of poker tracker and this is my graph of June so far and I've a couple of questions:

1) is my red line is ok or am I folding too much, seems like i might be?!
2) how hard is the shift to $10nl in peoples view? I keep cashing out my winning and buyng myself little things instead of risking it!

Also my stats are VP$IP=18.86, PFR=4.28, W$WSF=33.42, WTSD=19.45, W$SD=55.9, AF=2.1.
Could some one please tell me if these are any good/bad?! First time i've used poker tracker and am a bit clueless!

Many thanks

#2 20-06-2008, 10:26 AM

are you playing FR or 6max?

Red line is standard IMO

$10nl isnt too much of a step up, more nits tho

#3 20-06-2008, 6:46 PM

i've played 3 9 player $10 sng's and came in 1st twice and busted out on the bubble with a bad beat. The one tournament 1st place finish was my easiest win yet, i've been playing for 4-5 days. Deposited $10 and now have a profit of $140. Using bankroll management, I shouldn't be playing $10 sng's yet. Hopefully, if i keep destroying $5 sng's i can move up soon. I haven't found $10 sng's too difficult so far. Good luck.

#4 20-06-2008, 8:22 PM

Cheers for the reply, i play 4 tables full ring normally, though thinking of getting a bigger monitor and try maybe 6?

Glad the red line seems standard, I wasnt sure if it was meant to be in the positive region!

#5 20-06-2008, 10:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ferret

Cheers for the reply, i play 4 tables full ring normally, though thinking of getting a bigger monitor and try maybe 6?

Glad the red line seems standard, I wasnt sure if it was meant to be in the positive region!

most of your profit comes from showdown winnings at micros, as you progress up into 2/4, 3/6 and such it becomes more relevant.

#6 21-06-2008, 3:13 AM

IMO, you need to raise more often preflop (PFR between 10 - 12%) and going to SD a little more often (between 22 - 25%) will help raise those NSD winnings (you're likely folding a decent # of winners after putting $s in the pot)

At least the most important stat is good (bb/100).

#7 21-06-2008, 3:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WVHillbilly

IMO, you need to raise more often preflop (PFR between 10 - 12%) and going to SD a little more often (between 22 - 25%) will help raise those NSD winnings (you're likely folding a decent # of winners after putting $s in the pot)

+1


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