Review stats and red line NL50-NL100 REGULAR TABLES

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chakatej

Joined: 22.06.2013

Posts: 211

08.12.2017, 17:26 0

Hi everybody
I would like to ask you guys to check my stats from NL50-NL100. I am wondering about my red line at NL100. At Nl50 is good is on 0$ but on NL100 is going really down and destroying my winrate.

Thats my whole grapsh from NL50-Nl100. REGULAR TABLES

Thats my graph from NL50 only. Red line is perfect.

On NL100 is going rapidly down ;<

Thats statistics from Party Poker NL50-NL100

Thats statistic from Pacific Poker NL50-NL100

I dont know how to make seperate stats from NL50 and Nl100 ;<
Give me some sugestions what wuold u improve or what would u change
Thanks in advance! :f_drink:

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VorpalF2F

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Joined: 02.09.2010

Posts: 45,056

08.12.2017, 20:32 0

Hi, chakatej
What your red line does depends on who you play, and how they play.
I'm guessing that at NL100 your opponents are able to bluff wider, and make larger bluff bets.

A descending red line might show a tendency to take better hands to showdown, rather than attempting to extract thin value with them. It might also show a tendency to not defend your blinds enough. You can't tell if these tendencies are leaks or sound play without further study.

Have you read the forum thread "The Red Line Myth" by w34z3l?

On a site with a lot of loose players, and frequent family pots, a descending red line may well be sound play.
The fact that your all-important green line is good seems to indicate that the majority of your decisions are sound.

All the best,
VS

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