Yeah, you're right. Just because it's the internet it's a good excuse to be an asshole like everyone else, right?
a very notable difference, preflop especially.
ok, thats something I can work on then. thanks.
from off the top of my head I play the same at all sites, thats why Ive got the guide for hands in different positions, till Ive learnt them from heart. As Im still new to ring, with not many hands, Im still just learning pf and postflop play, so adjusting is there, but not a key factor of my game, guess it needs to be. thanks for helpFirst, your OP has so many possible legitimate answers. You could be playing differently at different sites (your VPIP/PFR) are about 1% of the picture or players can be playing differently or you're table selecting badly. Then there's the fact that you've played 5k hands there. You can't possibly know if you're a winner there or not yet. You can break even for 5k hands, you can lose for 20k and be a lifetime winner. It just so happens your losing hands are at a particular site.
Another point is that you should be playing differently at every table you play. If the players were that much different between sites then your stats would be too, not the same. That means if it is the players than you're not adjusting properly.
And in a way it is a rigtard thread, you can't qualify it just by saying it isn't when you're saying rigtard things.
If you need to adjust differently then do it, we can't help except for individual hands, if you don't want to adjust then play elsewhere. And wait till you have more than a few days hands before making decisions about your wr.
this is a great help, thanks jake, will try some sessions at ps tomorrow and see how I get on, maybe post a few hands here for analysis.microgaming games run much tighter preflop regs arent getting it in with less than AK and QQ+ and they are very tight postflop so you can barrell them off alot of hands.
PS games are alot looser and people adjust wider and combat 3b/4b light whereas microgamings will maybe call then just fold alot of flops + turns and rarely play back.
Aggro in correct spots can crush microgaming from my experience at 20 - 100
KD. I'm sure you read this ^ post (pretty sure I saw you write a comment after it). But then I read some of your posts further along in this thread & to me it seems like you missed what was written in baudib's post.Of course you should adjust. You should adjust at any table you ever sit.
This has come up in a lot of threads recently, but it bears repeating: Poker is not played off charts. Hand values are not static.
There are going to be a ton of mass-tabling nits at Pokerstars. You should also probably table select better.
5k hands is just variance, the micros gets raked to f**k though so its never gonna be a bad idea to leave stars, as long as you have decent rb elsewhere.
I myself have just left to go to ipoker, gonna give it a month there playing
20nl FR and see what rb is like, games, traffic etc whilst all this stuffs going on with stars, worse case I find its shit, earn a bit of rb and move back to stars in a month
Not disagreeing with any of your post at all.... 'but' do have a question for ya. What other sites have you played on? (for comparsion sake). Cuz if you haven't played on microgaming &/or 888Poker you might be shocked by what you see there (ask anyone who's played much on either, vs. Stars). Aldito... jump in here & tell us what your experience has been like on 888Not flaming it just really tilts me why everyone thinks stars really tight:
- 5k hands is a days worth of hands for some - 100% variance, if you're legit beating other sites for 10bb or whatever you aint gonna be losing on stars.
- It's 5nl, whatever anyone says about it being rammed full of nits, If it isn't, if that's the case you'e not table selecting well enough because there is always so many more fish than the nits, which themselves are no problem at the tables because they dont play hands, easy money.
- Pokerstars fish are exactly the same as any other sites fish, they are terrible.
- move/stay - stop using a hand chart and play hands with fish whenever you can, not just when your chart says you can play a hand