Seeking Insights, Suggestions and/or Constructive Criticism

Get poker tracking software...

You want to objectively review your game, you're thinking about moving up, and you're a math guy.

Get poker tracking software...

Agree 100%. Download the free trials of HEM and PT3 (one then the other). Imports your old hands and try out the software.

Congrats on your success to this point and continued good luck.

u can see your stats at pokerprolabs

use proper bankroll management and move up...u wont know unless u try

Get yourself tracking software as said - I only have 91 hands of you in my DB so these numbers won't tell you alot (tiny sample size).

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I looked at Sharkscope and found some basic info about myself. I'm not sure what to do with it; perhaps consider it confirmation that I'm not a complete donkey...

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You're not a donk, we don't need sharkscope to tell us that. Your first post pretty much outlined that you're an intelligent thinking player. Good BRM, playing games that suit you (SNG's for a guy with a maths background), running $0 up to 1.8k without taking significant risks (i.e. not requiring significant luck). That says more than tracking software will.


I do agree with everyone else about at least downloading the free trials of PT3 and/or HEM, knowing how much various hands are earning you and from what position as well as the effectiveness of various plays like cbetting and pre-flop steals will be a huge asset to your game. More than anything else, it will help you to plug some leaks which are no doubt in your game (in everyones).

Not sure that I can suggest anything specifically to do with SNGs, but I definately recommend not staying at the same stakes for too long. Your game should be constantly evolving and staying ahead of your opponents' development. Apart from anything else, the game is just much more interesting with new challenges. If you're rolled to move up, then do. Learn and adapt your skill set to beat continually higher stakes.

With those kind of numbers you should be playing higher stakes. The ROI you have is easily in the top 1% of all players who play in STT's at those stakes, with that many games played.