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Sanity   United States. Oct 11 2010 22:36. Posts 1076
Hey so this is my first real blog post I guess, been lurking too long . I started grinding and beat NL2 and NL5 really easily, so now I'm working my way up playing NL10. Have only been playing NL10 a few days, loving the rakeback and running pretty decently. Started out running bad with some tilt, but now have recovered and this is what I have so far @ 3.72bb/100

and then I looked at my showdown winnings and yikes :x


I know it can be standard at micros, but should it still look like this @ NL10? Below are some stats if they help at all, I would appreciate any and all advice. I have been 16tabling and I know dropping tables will improve my game, but im gonna keep playing like a nit and getting money till the games get harder. Thx for your help!


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Carthac   United States. Oct 11 2010 22:43. Posts 1343

Don't expect your redline to be very good. At NL10, people are much more likely to call with marginal holdings in all aspects of the game. It is just the nature of the stakes

If you want to improve it some though, maybe consider upping your 3bet when in position, and perhaps squeeze a little more. However, I would not worry about it if I were you. Continue playing your game and worry about redline when you get to higher stakes.


Sanity   United States. Oct 11 2010 22:47. Posts 1076

cool good advice, thanks man


Spicy   United States. Oct 11 2010 22:56. Posts 1027

Standard redline if those stats are for 16 tabling 6max, as it means you're pretty much giving up a ton of blind money
Also your WTSD and W$SD correlate very well with you tight play as you're showing down less often than avg (poor redline) but winning more at showdown
Don't up your 3bet imo as 5% is pretty sufficient here. If you can sustain 3.72bb/100 16 tabling then don't fix what ain't broken. Worry about improving your game after you move up.

 Last edit: 11/10/2010 23:03

joLin   United States. Oct 11 2010 23:09. Posts 3818

you call way too many 3bets (im assuming the ppl youre playing with arent 3betting very light).

YoUr_KiLLeR @ TL 

K40Cheddar   United States. Oct 11 2010 23:14. Posts 2202

you might not be cbetting enough or double barrelling in the right spots possibly.

GG 

Sanity   United States. Oct 11 2010 23:14. Posts 1076


  On October 11 2010 22:09 joLin wrote:
you call way too many 3bets (im assuming the ppl youre playing with arent 3betting very light).

okay that makes sense, i find myself in too many big pots oop, ill def. work on that


K40Cheddar   United States. Oct 11 2010 23:15. Posts 2202

redline is not really the biggest deal at this stake. Worry about making money. You're obviously taking advantage of the bad players with your positive showdown winnings and have a solid playstyle. Put in a lot more volume and you'll see your winning continue to increase assuming you don't run bad and play the same way you do now.

GG 

Sanity   United States. Oct 11 2010 23:20. Posts 1076

thx for all the advice guys, really appreciate it.

definitely gonna start posting more!


zulu_nation8   United States. Oct 12 2010 00:33. Posts 1929

I assume this is FR?


Sanity   United States. Oct 12 2010 01:25. Posts 1076

yeah full ring


Almebeast   Sweden. Oct 12 2010 03:04. Posts 797

Dont worry about your redline. Mine looks the same if not worse at NL40 6max but I'm winning at 7bb/100 over 80k hands.

After all is said and done, more is said than done. 

LemOn[5thF]   Czech Republic. Oct 12 2010 05:32. Posts 15163

Red line doesn't matter on any stake. Winnings are your goal

93% Sure!  

Fujikura   United States. Oct 12 2010 11:43. Posts 1795

Honestly your redline is fine considering the number of tables you're playing, keep it up Hayden =D

aka SouL)Z(Isadie and SouL)P(Fujikura 

YoMeR   United States. Oct 12 2010 15:14. Posts 12438

I wouldn't worry about it too much. And if you're winning already I would really try to adjust in too many spots as you may end up just mal adjusting and owning yourself. Just think about spots where you can pick up more monies and possibly stop c betting then shutting down in other spots. I feel that's a pretty big leak for most people. But I wouldn't really know much of your gameplay till I actually saw it.

eZ Life. 

 



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