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GameOverNoob Canada. Nov 29 2013 17:31. Posts 961

Been chilling this past week playing poker on my time off. <3 I forgot how my I enjoyed winning. Made a depo on FTP to play NL2. Found comfort on 12 tables and basically made a point to experiment with strategies.

I started off hot. Winning something like 80bb @ the 2k mark. Major regression soon after. At 4k I swooped down to 18bb and leveled out at 30 at 10k hands.

Moved up to nl5. This time tightening my opening range a little bit, but widening my flatting range, and also opening up my 3/4 betting ranges. I guess I didn't tighten up my opening range cause my stats for the session are 60-40-18.

I wasn't getting folds from light 3bettors when I 4bet. And they always had A rag

Thinking about bet sizing a lot. I know my vbets are bad ott and otr. Im going to try shoving more rivers and see what happens. My 4bets are 2.5x.

NL2 was a lot of stealing ip. Low redline. Lost value betting too much in some places.

My big pots were mostly against spazzes but there weren't many. Winnings were mostly from people c/c c/c c/f'ing.

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traxamillion United States. Nov 29 2013 17:46. Posts 10468

You consider losing 70 big blinds a major regression? Did I read that right lol

GameOverNoob Canada. Nov 29 2013 18:00. Posts 961

naw haha

i went from winning 80bb/100 at 2k hands to 30bb/100 at 10k hands

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GameOverNoob Canada. Nov 29 2013 18:01. Posts 961

regressions when variance moves closer to the mean. i think it's used correctly .

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NewbSaibot United States. Nov 29 2013 18:12. Posts 4946

Weird, I've always had really high redlines at micros and low redlines at midstakes. I find fish are playing much more fit/fold at micros so the key is just targeting them every hand and exploiting their super wide ranges which usually result in them missing every flop and thus c/f a lot.

bye now

GameOverNoob Canada. Nov 29 2013 21:51. Posts 961

im never too sure if i understand economics properly so here's that defines regression.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regression_toward_the_mean

It moved up when i moved to NL5 a couple hours ago

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Last edit: 29/11/2013 21:55

Gnarly United States. Nov 29 2013 22:29. Posts 1723

Do you mean to say regression towards the mean or to say mean reversion?

Diversify or fossilize!

GameOverNoob Canada. Nov 29 2013 22:55. Posts 961

Yes that's what I meant.

Thanks.

There was a massive reversion

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mnj United States. Nov 30 2013 01:45. Posts 3848