NL25 Red Line

Hi TonyMontanaha,

Before you get too worried, read through this thread:
https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=216296&goto=firstnew

In it one of the best coaches ever discusses the tradeoffs between the two.

Enjoy...
VS

Hi Vorpal, thanks for your reply. I've actually already read that article. I still think there's room for improvement on my red line and I was wondering if others managed to improve their red line - without sacrificing their blue line winnings - on NL25.

It might be that the dynamic of the NL25 game is still not right for a good red line, but I don't want to give it up so quickly.

Tony...

At the end of the day the only line that matters is the GREEN LINE$$$.. However you can make that line go is the key.. I have seen graphs that the red line is a lead sinker... but if you make money it all doesn't matter,..

as you will see this is a sample of mine over 46k hands...and I am running at 8bb/100.. then there is other times my redline is through the roof..

Goodluck

@Vorpal that is the best description of this I have seen so far.

Yes weasel is a great coach.... I have been one of his students for a while now.

Today's (short) NL 25 session:

Once I had a 200BB stack (just luck, believe me) I opened wider, and got fold after fold.

here is my graph from today....

Originally posted by Mkablo
Yes weasel is a great coach.... I have been one of his students for a while now.

Do you know if he takes new students?

At the moment no, he isn’t.

Originally posted by Mkablo
here is my graph from today....

Nice giraffe!
It looks like you suffered quite the suckout near the end.

The red line and blue like seem to indicate that you were on a fairly tight table (or tables) -- Is this correct?
Is this fast-fold poker?

Yes, I did take a little nasty hit at the end, but shit happens.

I play in the states and Pokerstars doesn’t have a fast play option as of now..

The tables per say weren’t over tight. If I remember correctly that day.. I just had some good spots.