Pointers for moving up to 5nl

You can take a shot at 5nl and move back after losing 2 or 3 buyins for example. I think your bankroll is only 13 buyins or so, which is too small, but taking a shot can speed up things too.

Good luck!

I’m at $80 with rale back and bonus, I’m going to take a shot When I’m at $100

Thanks for reply 😁

You happened to be on my table for a few orbits and left after stacking a fish. Ratholing isn't good etiquette you know.

I only have 50 hands on you but it is clear you know how to value bet a calling station.

That red line looks too level for 2nl imo, i would say play more loose passive but i doubt anyone would agree. I would call more with suited connected cards and try and snap off overplayed top pairs and stuff, ive played plenty of hands at 2nl and 5nl and done ok, with a over20 vpip and a 15 pfr.

What site you playing at?

The stats u are providing are not accurate enough to really tell what’s going on.. pls post RFI stats for each pos the W$WSF and the 3BetvsIP and OOP etc.
For what I can see for now:
Your WTSD% is pretty high, meaning you are to passive postflop (but this could be a pool exploit)

I would never 😂 table must have dried up 😂

Originally posted by arthurbentley
You happened to be on my table for a few orbits and left after stacking a fish. Ratholing isn't good etiquette you know.

I only have 50 hands on you but it is clear you know how to value bet a calling station.

Originally posted by RngJoker
That red line looks too level for 2nl imo, i would say play more loose passive but i doubt anyone would agree. I would call more with suited connected cards and try and snap off overplayed top pairs and stuff, ive played plenty of hands at 2nl and 5nl and done ok, with a over20 vpip and a 15 pfr.

What site you playing at?

Playing on stars

a 11bb winrate is good for 2nl

Originally posted by RngJoker
a 11bb winrate is good for 2nl[/quote

Originally posted by JnB90
The stats u are providing are not accurate enough to really tell what’s going on.. pls post RFI stats for each pos the W$WSF and the 3BetvsIP and OOP etc.
For what I can see for now:
Your WTSD% is pretty high, meaning you are to passive postflop (but this could be a pool exploit)

I have been working on cbet, and valuebetting postflop to try to increase my aggression.

I will repost my positional stats graph with included stats when I get home

Originally posted by RngJoker
a 11bb winrate is good for 2nl

The fish there at the minute is inbelievable I have I’d say 4-5 of 9 marked fish every table and I’m talkig 60/0 with ranging aggression which I try to use to my advantage

Positional graph updated

i have been looking through my db and found i am losing money when i call a bet on the river.

Its a buy in below 0 but i feel it should be higher? or is sample size an issue here?

Or am i just not giving a bet enough credit?

Hi MrMontanaRC,
Look for a stat called "River Call Efficiency" -- it specifically addresses your situation.

I know it exists in PT4

In general, If you think you should have folded, you're probably right

Best of luck :gl:,
VS

Originally posted by VorpalF2F
Hi MrMontanaRC,
Look for a stat called "River Call Efficiency" -- it specifically addresses your situation.

I know it exists in PT4

In general, If you think you should have folded, you're probably right

Best of luck :gl:,
VS

It’s at 1.24 overall, it’s 1.59 from button but higher in ep

I’m calling too many river bets on bad boards with my mid pairs etc?

No, as I understand it, your numbers are in the right range.
If it is < 1 then you're bleeding cash on the river.

If it is over 2, then you're missing a lot of good opportunities.

That is from memory though...

This thread has more information:
https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=440434

I presume this stat would be lower than my full ring due to the majority of my hands being zoom?

Thanks 😁

Originally posted by VorpalF2F
No, as I understand it, your numbers are in the right range.
If it is < 1 then you're bleeding cash on the river.

If it is over 2, then you're missing a lot of good opportunities.

That is from memory though...

This thread has more information:
https://forums.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?threadid=440434/blockquote >

Comment above

I wouldn't know what the difference between zoom and FR would be.
I think that lower just means that over the hands covered by the stats you called a bit wider.

As long as it is in the right range, I wouldn't worry about it.