What type of player am I? Check these stats. |
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Posted Sun Dec 17, 2006 5:22 am GMT by techsol
I am new to online poker. In a recent NL tourny. I have the following stats.
Hands played - 151
Hands won - 11%
Showdown won - 66%
Flops seen -28%
Flops won if seen -39%
Can you tell me if I am classed as loose/aggressive/passive or whatever. I am trying to understand what category I would fall into and also do you think these stats are terrible considering it is only my 4th tourny game. Where can I play better? More/less flops seen?? Should my win rate be higher? The game had 3900 start and I finished 614th.
Thanks
UPDATED SINCE ORIGINAL POST
I HAVE PLAYED OVER 1000 HANDS BY NOW AND I STILL HAVE AROUND THE SAME STATS AS ABOVE, GIVE OR TAKE 2 OR 3 %. IS THIS ENOUGH TO GET AN IDEA IF I AM SEEING ENOUGH FLOPS AND WINNING ENOUGH HANDS. OR SHOULD I BE MORE AGGRESSIVE?
THANKS
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Posted Sun Dec 17, 2006 9:00 am GMT by JackKingOff
With these stats alone you cannot truly determine what "Type" of player you. A good investment would be PT where u could extract enough information about yourself to determine what type of player you actually are.
Posted Sun Dec 17, 2006 12:07 pm GMT by Ensano
you need way more than 151 hands to know you're tru playing style. They say a sample size of at least 10k is needed.
Posted Sun Dec 17, 2006 12:46 pm GMT by LeafsFan1122
Yeah, 150 hands is far too small a smaple size to determine anything actually.
Welcome to the forum.
Posted Tue Dec 19, 2006 7:30 pm GMT by jimmer
I would suggest you need to play around 50,000 hands minimum, before we can comment.
The problem with your stats is simple; The table could be really tight or really loose.
Why don't you try watching the other players at your table and catagorise them. That may help answer your question. Of course, these players can also change depending on circumstances, so don't assume everyone only plays one style.
Welcome to the forum. + keep asking questions.
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