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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6890250, member: 397965"] I am also not playing on GG Poker, so also not sure about all the abbrevations. However starting with preflop there is a obvious thing for you to improve, which is your preflop aggression. A VPIP of 19% is sort of ok, although the best players have a higher VPIP in tournaments with antes or on shorthanded tables like 6-max. However a PFR of 10% is much to low as is a 3-bet of 5%. With these stats you are essentially only 3-betting premium hands for value, and you are either limping or open folding hands, that should be raised. A PFR of 15-16% and 3-bet of 8% would be more reasonable given a VPIP of 19%. ATS is attempt to steal, and 20% is to low, which is not surpricing, when your overall PFR is only 10%. You need to open more hands from CO and BTN to get both numbers up. As for your postflop stats you are C-betting the flop and turn quite a lot, but this almost certainly boiles back to preflop. When you only raise 10% of hands, you have a very strong range, when you get the chance to C-bet. So most likely you are not overbluffing, but you have fat value more often than a GTO player, and therefore your C-bet flop and turn is slightly high. FCB is presumably fold to C-bet and seem pretty normal. I dont know, what CCB or RCB are. On the river WSD is Went to Showdown, and 39% is fairly high, which likely indicate a passive overall style. Instead of taking aggressive action, that ends the hand, you often check or call and therefore gets to showdown more often. I dont know, what WT or TAF means. To sum it up, you seem to be playing a tight and somewhat weak and passive style, which might be good enough to beat soft microstakes games. But in order to move up, you will need to ramp up your aggression and move closer to a GTO style especially preflop. [/QUOTE]

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