Stepping from NL5 to NL10

Hi LahtiPelican,
Early days yet, and your stats are too close together to make any real comparison.

Perhaps others will have some ideas...
VS

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Thanks for your remarks!

Here are the stats by positions for NL5:

NL10:

And altogether:

Oh wow, so much useful information! Thank you for putting so much effort into your post, I am very grateful!

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I couldn't make this step 5 years ago, that's why I gave up poker. I decided that this time I will be more persistent.

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I already noticed that I not too comfortable when I play in 3B pots postflop, that's why it is a headache to loose up my 3bet range. I know I must do it, but I didn't find an article/video on playing in 3bet pots postflop.

It will be a long journey to fix these leaks one by one, but your advices made it faster. Thank you again!

Don't worry about it, just play your game. There is no difference between 5NL and 10NL

Originally posted by Nomboo
Don't worry about it, just play your game. There is no difference between 5NL and 10NL

Except for the size of the blinds!

Best wishes for a very Merry Christmas,
VS

Looks to me that it could just be a little downswing for the 5k hands played.

Not to go into to much detail herrmugi has some really good points.

Your RFI ranges look good for the Ep and MP then you tighten up in CO and BU..

CO you are looking for 25-28% and BU 38-45%. If you have a better starting range then most at 10nl, you should be able to crush them. Gl

Originally posted by Nomboo
Don't worry about it, just play your game. There is no difference between 5NL and 10NL

I think the villains who move up to NL10 from NL2 or NL5 are more aware than the average NL5 reg of things like LP steals and how to exploit nits, and that tight players are more punished at NL10 than they are at NL5.