Can someone interpret my graph + stats?

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Hello, I'm new!

I'm currently playing at partypoker, still a few leaks that I know that I have. Sometimes when I'm on tilt (see the 5k hand downswing) I do bad stuff, but I'm working on it.

I haven't really understood the HM2 graph though to know what to work on, so if someone could help me out I'd be really happy! What is affecting the showdown/non-showdown graph?

Link to graph here

My stats the past 5k
VPIP: 17.6
PFR: 6.1
3Bet: 1.6
WTSD%: 23.7%
W$SD%: 47.7
AGG%: 37.1


What does this say, and how can I use it to improve my gameplay?

Also any general feedback would be great! I usually limp with low pocket pairs, which contributes to a bit low PFR.
 
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Gap between VPIP and PFR is wayyyyyyyy too big. You are way too passive pre flop, probably dropping tonnes of value by not squeezing and 3-betting steals. Also Aggresion is too low, you probably are just calling when you have a draw instead of forcing the issue,
 
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Hey like Blue said gap is way to far apart between vpip and pfr.Your agg is to low,and your only 3betting QQ+ ehhh.
This is full ring?
 
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Gap between VPIP and PFR is wayyyyyyyy too big. You are way too passive pre flop, probably dropping tonnes of value by not squeezing and 3-betting steals. Also Aggresion is too low, you probably are just calling when you have a draw instead of forcing the issue,

An AFq of 37% is fine. A hair on the passive side, but nothing bad.

Mostly what you can tell from these numbers is that you are tight and weak-passive preflop. Postflop, you go to showdown a bit too often.

I'd like to see how you play postflop. What's your fold to flop c-bet percentage?

And I didn't look at your graph, since the results don't matter.
 
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An AFq of 37% is fine. A hair on the passive side, but nothing bad.
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I would "assume the reason the agg is as high as it is now is because he over plays TPTK etc. I could be wrong but i doubt it.
 
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Yea it's not horrible but defintely nowhere near optimal for win rate.
 
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Is there any numbers to define post flop agression?
 
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So optimally the PFR should closert to VPIP? this would mean he open raises more than limps in?
What 3bet % represent QQ+ only?
 
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An AFq of 37% is fine. A hair on the passive side, but nothing bad.

Mostly what you can tell from these numbers is that you are tight and weak-passive preflop. Postflop, you go to showdown a bit too often.

I'd like to see how you play postflop. What's your fold to flop c-bet percentage?

And I didn't look at your graph, since the results don't matter.


If I chose the right one in HM2, my overall Flop Fold to C-bet is 49%. Is that too high?
And the "Bet flop %" is around 41%

And yes this is full ring 2$NL
 
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If I chose the right one in HM2, my overall Flop Fold to C-bet is 49%. Is that too high?
And the "Bet flop %" is around 41%

And yes this is full ring 2$NL
Both are too low.
 
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You bet the flop as the pre flop aggresor the same amount of time as you call on the flop?

I think you should bet the flop personally, you seem to be playing fit or fold post flop when you raise pre. I think the call flop Cbet is fine if it's the right texture you're calling on, on the face of it I think it's fine though.
 
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So optimally the PFR should closert to VPIP? this would mean he open raises more than limps in?
What 3bet % represent QQ+ only?
3bet of 1.6%
 
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So optimally the PFR should closert to VPIP? this would mean he open raises more than limps in?
What 3bet % represent QQ+ only?

Get pokerstove and play around with ranges for a few hours instead of playing. It really is amazing how fast you will get what a 3% range is vs a 4% one. Its a pretty massive difference when you get into it
 
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You bet the flop as the pre flop aggresor the same amount of time as you call on the flop?

I think you should bet the flop personally, you seem to be playing fit or fold post flop when you raise pre. I think the call flop Cbet is fine if it's the right texture you're calling on, on the face of it I think it's fine though.
No the call cbet is way to high.Small pairs should be most of your calling preflop raises range.And you damn sure are not hitting sets at ~51%of the time.
 
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No the call cbet is way to high.Small pairs should be most of your calling preflop raises range.And you damn sure are not hitting sets at ~51%of the time.

Yep but people c-bet to much anymore. Esp when your in position you should be floating a ton unless its against complete nits.
 
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I know tenbob but op is a 17/6 3bet 1.6 he is not floating flops in order to take it away on the turn or river.He is calling missed pocket pairs,mid pairs etc.With no idea what to do on further streets.
 
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Yea good point actually.

I think some hands that you struggled with really need to be posted to get better analysis on leaks in your game. They aren't always obvious through stats.
 
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