First attempt at multitabling NL

[Hoops]

Here are my results for my first attempt at 9 tabling NL. The first 13k or so are .10/.25 and the remainder are .25/50. I would appreciate any feedback from winning FRNL players on how my positional stats look.

I have a few thoughts about the play at this level that I will reserve for later.

[Chipless Wonder]

Nice numbers Alex!

Very interesting that the blinds are such losing positions. I mean we all know this already, but seeing it in chart form makes it more difficult to deny.

[otbdave]

My graph just looks beautiful... lol

[Chipless Wonder]

Wow Dave - you need to stop playing from the small and big blinds.

[otbdave]

So as far as feedback...

I play a lot looser than you from every position, it looks like...

I wouldn't say my way is neccessarily to be preferred I think both styles can win. Especially lately (last 2 weeks) I have been getting mauled so maybe tightening up can help me.

Your gap of VPIP:11 - PFR: 8 = 3 is very good. That 3 is a magic number a lot of great cash players will tell you that you want to be as small as possible. I always get shit for a 7 gap but its mostly cause I limp every PP, im a set farmer.

[otbdave]

Wow Dave - you need to stop playing from the small and big blinds.

Its not my fault Full Tilt has forced me to post $29,000 in blinds!

[SparX]

So as far as feedback...
Your gap of VPIP:11 - PFR: 8 = 3 is very good. That 3 is a magic number a lot of great cash players will tell you that you want to be as small as possible. I always get shit for a 7 gap but its mostly cause I limp every PP, im a set farmer.

limping all small/mid PP sounds pretty exploitable... I'm in the raise/fold camp, only limping when there are multiple limpers ahead of me but there are winning players in both camps. I would venture to guess that you are giving yourself reverse implied odds by playing in this way though.

Your VPIP of 34% from the SB looks way too high too man, you really need to tighten up there.

[SparX]

Here are my position stats for last 2 months, thought u guys might be interested in taking a look.

[SparX]

Here are my results for my first attempt at 9 tabling NL. The first 13k or so are .10/.25 and the remainder are .25/50. I would appreciate any feedback from winning FRNL players on how my positional stats look.

I have a few thoughts about the play at this level that I will reserve for later.

Just some general suggestions:

1) Open up your game more. I know you can't go wrong playing tight at those levels since people are level 1 thinkers, but you are a good enough player that you can outplay people postflop and show a profit on additional hands.
2) Take more flops with speculative hands in position. See above. People will get married to overpair/top pair and you can stack them.
3) Value bet thinner. I know it seems like weird advice, but your W$SD seems too high, which often means you are losing value on your winning hands. I am sure you have been surprised many times by what people will look you up with. If you aren't valuebetting the worst hand sometimes, you aren't valuebetting enough.
4) Don't complete from the SB as much. Being in the worst position postflop, you will rarely show a profit by playing most hands from the SB, especially for a limp. My general rule is that if it folds around to the blinds, I will raise any hand that I would normally raise on the button.

[Ivan_Drago45]

this may be dumb, but what are those statistics from? And is that some program that most players use on the big sites like fulltilt and pokerstars?