First Time Stats User, Need Help Analyzing

[Jimako03 0]

OK i just started using stats, but im not sure what is considered good or bad. I welcome comments and ways to improve if you don't mind. # of Hands: 2164, Full Ring NLSaw Flop: 19.9 %VP$IP: 22.1%PFR: 9.92%Agg. Factor: 2.03W$WSF: 37.31%WTSD: 23.62%3Bet: 5.33%Fold3B: 77.27%

[Jimako03 0]

Ok I just noticed the pokertracker for beginners, and apparently i have a low WTSD percentage. Am I not being aggressive enough or am I folding too much?

[regionx8 0]

OK i just started using stats, but im not sure what is considered good or bad. I welcome comments and ways to improve if you don't mind. # of Hands: 2164, Full Ring NLSaw Flop: 19.9 %VP$IP: 22.1%PFR: 9.92%Agg. Factor: 2.03W$WSF: 37.31%WTSD: 23.62%3Bet: 5.33%Fold3B: 77.27%

Sample size is too small to really determine much.. One thing that is obvious is your vpip and pfr are too far apart it should be mor elike 22/18. And at FR 22 vpip might be a bit high but im not sure.

[Javery17 0]

Yeah its too small of a sample. But I'm playing 6 max and my vpip is around 22 and that's a little too loose for 6 max. So 22 is too high for fr. But its too small of a sample you could have just seen nice cards over the 2k hands.

[jmbreslin 0]

Is W$WSF money won at showdown? If so, that number is way too low. What stakes are you playing? If you're playing low stakes then your VPIP and PFR will be a bit farther apart than normal because you get so many more chances to limp behind other limpers. Low stakes players tend to play very loose-passive, which greatly reduces open-raising opportunities

[antistuff 0]

Yeah its too small of a sample. But I'm playing 6 max and my vpip is around 22 and that's a little too loose for 6 max. So 22 is too high for fr. But its too small of a sample you could have just seen nice cards over the 2k hands.

22 is on the tight side for 6max.

[Javery17 0]

22 is on the tight side for 6max.

really? I was told 19/17 is tag while 24/19 is a little loose.

[SCS 0]

Is W$WSF money won at showdown? If so, that number is way too low. What stakes are you playing? If you're playing low stakes then your VPIP and PFR will be a bit farther apart than normal because you get so many more chances to limp behind other limpers. Low stakes players tend to play very loose-passive, which greatly reduces open-raising opportunities

W$WSF is money won when seeing flop. I don't know what's considered standard in full ring, but in 6 max 37 is way too low. Reason for this number is most likely op's vpip. 22, while perfectly fine in 6 max, is too high for full ring.

[Jimako03 0]

I've never been successful at 6 max online. For some reason, I can't find the right amount of aggression, It feels like I'm either too aggressive or not aggressive enough (maybe with pokertracker i can find out now). With full ring, I feel I have a much better idea of how to play. What is the big difference between playing 6max and full ring?

[Jimako03 0]

Is W$WSF money won at showdown? If so, that number is way too low. What stakes are you playing? If you're playing low stakes then your VPIP and PFR will be a bit farther apart than normal because you get so many more chances to limp behind other limpers. Low stakes players tend to play very loose-passive, which greatly reduces open-raising opportunities

no that's money won when seeing the flop. Money won at showdown was around 57-58 %.

[SCS 0]

no that's money won when seeing the flop. Money won at showdown was around 57-58 %.

Either you are folding to much on the river, which means you are being bluffed off the best hand a lot (I don't know what is normal for full ring) or you are running really hot, but 58% is really high. Low 50s is usually where you want to be at, at least for 6max.