Scientist78
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Hold'em (real money):
1978 hands played and saw flop:
- 68 times out of 240 while in small blind (28%)
- 95 times out of 239 while in big blind (40%)
- 241 times out of 1499 in other positions (16%)
- a total of 404 times out of 1978 (20%)
Pots won at showdown - 55 out of 112 (49%)
Pots won without showdown - 218
It feels like I cannot play any hands lately. When I do get something I get my BALLS BROKEN by some donked lower percentage suckout...but thats poker I guess
I am not winning my showdowns either, which Im usually ALWAYS above 75%. Whats wrong? Is playing TOO tight causing me to lose races? Should I loosen up and call with King Ten offsuit even though I normally toss that hand (depending on position, table etc).
Sometimes I feel that I should be playing more hands. How many times have you thrown away a 96 offsuit only for the flop to come out 996 or 578 rainbow? I think I might try a new strategy/experiment for the next 500 hands on lower tables (1.20 SNG) and play more hands to see what happens.
1978 hands played and saw flop:
- 68 times out of 240 while in small blind (28%)
- 95 times out of 239 while in big blind (40%)
- 241 times out of 1499 in other positions (16%)
- a total of 404 times out of 1978 (20%)
Pots won at showdown - 55 out of 112 (49%)
Pots won without showdown - 218
It feels like I cannot play any hands lately. When I do get something I get my BALLS BROKEN by some donked lower percentage suckout...but thats poker I guess
I am not winning my showdowns either, which Im usually ALWAYS above 75%. Whats wrong? Is playing TOO tight causing me to lose races? Should I loosen up and call with King Ten offsuit even though I normally toss that hand (depending on position, table etc).
Sometimes I feel that I should be playing more hands. How many times have you thrown away a 96 offsuit only for the flop to come out 996 or 578 rainbow? I think I might try a new strategy/experiment for the next 500 hands on lower tables (1.20 SNG) and play more hands to see what happens.