Question on PT3 graphs

[Aldito]

That EV line on the graph is bs. It just makes you blame variance for losing money, and when you're winning you're not sure if you're playing well.

Turn it off, come back in a few 100k hands and turn it on, and I'm sure it'll be right on track.

As other people said, worry about the slope of that green line, use the leakbuster and try play better poker.

 

[billdogg]

Leakbuster? Is this a type of program to use with PT3?

 

[rssurfer54]

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Also, will I ever have my "amount won" line over my "net expected win"?

I like when the yellow line is above my green line, since it means I'm playing better than my results.

(oversimplification)

 

[fx20736]

I like when the yellow line is above my green line, since it means I'm playing better than my results.

(oversimplification)

Are you saying that if your green line is running above your gold your running hot? If so then I am on a 32k hands heater.

 

[GotaLovePoke]

Yeah, and I am on a 30K hand cooler XD

 

[Pascal-lf]

AIEV is only one tiny part of luck.

FWIW, a cooler tends to be one hand in my experience - you're on a downswing

Turn off EV and forget about it

 

[BelgoSuisse]

About the red line and the vpip/pfr spread.

There's nothing intrinsically wrong with calling someone's open raise provided

1. you have position
2. you are in either one of these situations:
2.A. villain has a wide range and you think you can make him fold a lot postflop. This is particularly effective when calling with suited ace-x , suited connectors, basically any hand that can flop enough equity for you to semi bluff many boards with enough equity to make it profitable.
2.B. villain has a tight range and you think you can stack him a lot when you flop a monster. This is particularly effective when calling with pocket pairs in order to flop sets

When you get confused about 2A and 2B, i.e. you try too hard to make people with tight ranges fold, or you play fit or fold against people with a wide range, you start burning money.

 

[rssurfer54]

Are you saying that if your green line is running above your gold your running hot? If so then I am on a 32k hands heater.

oversimplification haha. i like the advice to not even look at it.

 

[fx20736]

About the red line and the vpip/pfr spread.

There's nothing intrinsically wrong with calling someone's open raise provided

1. you have position
2. you are in either one of these situations:
2.A. villain has a wide range and you think you can make him fold a lot postflop. This is particularly effective when calling with suited ace-x , suited connectors, basically any hand that can flop enough equity for you to semi bluff many boards with enough equity to make it profitable.
2.B. villain has a tight range and you think you can stack him a lot when you flop a monster. This is particularly effective when calling with pocket pairs in order to flop sets

When you get confused about 2A and 2B, i.e. you try too hard to make people with tight ranges fold, or you play fit or fold against people with a wide range, you start burning money.

This is awesome advice!!!!!!!!