pokerman27
Visionary
Silver Level
OzExorcist
Broomcorn's uncle
Bronze Level
After you've got all the information you could analyse every hand in terms of the Sklansky bucks you would've won, if you feel so inclined. Some of the tracking programs will work out how you're running in Sklansy bucks terms automatically IIRC.
As for starting hand percentages... it depends. You're talking about their percentage to win? It's impossible to work out unless you know all the cards, but once you do there are some common ones that you just memorise. Pocket pairs vs two overcards are usually in the 55-45 ballpark for example, pocket pair vs lower pocket pair is 80-20, etc.
You can use tools like Pokerstove to evaluate them quickly, it'll give you a more accurate answer than a generic list and you'll probably get it faster too.
As for starting hand percentages... it depends. You're talking about their percentage to win? It's impossible to work out unless you know all the cards, but once you do there are some common ones that you just memorise. Pocket pairs vs two overcards are usually in the 55-45 ballpark for example, pocket pair vs lower pocket pair is 80-20, etc.
You can use tools like Pokerstove to evaluate them quickly, it'll give you a more accurate answer than a generic list and you'll probably get it faster too.
pokerman27
Visionary
Silver Level
So this is like the EV All-in performnce graph on PT3 then?
pokerman27
Visionary
Silver Level
Cool, I'm pretty much bang on the expected line.
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EmoFrog
Enthusiast
Silver Level
if your running PT3 u shd look at ur redline graph. (showdown vs non showdown winnings)
that one will tell more. if ur redine is downward sloping then ur probably drawing too much & giving up on river when missed, or u dont bluff as much/get bluff out of pots alot.
remember studying the game is more impt than playing
all the best!
that one will tell more. if ur redine is downward sloping then ur probably drawing too much & giving up on river when missed, or u dont bluff as much/get bluff out of pots alot.
remember studying the game is more impt than playing
all the best!
pokerman27
Visionary
Silver Level
if your running PT3 u shd look at ur redline graph. (showdown vs non showdown winnings)
that one will tell more. if ur redine is downward sloping then ur probably drawing too much & giving up on river when missed, or u dont bluff as much/get bluff out of pots alot.
remember studying the game is more impt than playing
OK, will do. Yeah, studying my sessions is definitely something I need to concentrate on more...I tend to just open PT3 and stare blindly at it not really knowing what to look for....ashamed to admit that PT3 is only relatively new to me so haven't really checked out the redline graph...will have a look and shout you if I need any further help....as always thanks for assisting!
pokerman27
Visionary
Silver Level
if your running PT3 u shd look at ur redline graph. (showdown vs non showdown winnings)
that one will tell more. if ur redine is downward sloping then ur probably drawing too much & giving up on river when missed, or u dont bluff as much/get bluff out of pots alot.
remember studying the game is more impt than playing
I don't really understand this graph? Would you be able to explain it to me or point me in the direction of an explanation? Thanks....
LuckyChippy
Cardschat Elite
Silver Level
The "redline" is your non-showdown winnings. Basically all the money you have made/lost without showing your hand at showdown. A downward sloping one suggests you put money in the pot then fold. This is usually from ABC poker raising with a hand then folding if you don't hit. It can also mean you are making bad continuation bets.
It isn't critical to have an upwards sloping line, especially at micro limits. The dark green (winnings) is the most important.
It isn't critical to have an upwards sloping line, especially at micro limits. The dark green (winnings) is the most important.