Tom888
09-13-2009, 02:28 AM
When I look at my LeakBuster profile I see that I get a 1 for W$SD% because the percentage is too low.
I'm quite happy to accept this as fair comment but I'd like to ask if this stat filters all the times that I see a showdown and win or lose for a really trivial amount...let's just say, for instance, when the flop is checked down to the river and it's just a 3 big blind pot...and there's no real betting.
There must be a world of difference between a large complex hand/pot that may or may not be folded prior to the Showdown and a checked down small one.
This then balances the W$SD% stat more reasonably with the River Aggression stat.
Now I know that I might be able to get the villains folding out or calling worse if I bet on the river but again for a trivial pot I don't want to play for the benefit of the stats rather than the dollars...which I guess can be a problem if you become to obsessed with the numbers.
Does the W$WSF stat offer something any better? and I'd be interested to see how all of these stats inter-relate.
Another one that comes to mind is the need to increase my PFR number but balance it with the appropriate VPIP/PFR %. They're clearly linked.
I'd be interested in your thoughts.
I'm quite happy to accept this as fair comment but I'd like to ask if this stat filters all the times that I see a showdown and win or lose for a really trivial amount...let's just say, for instance, when the flop is checked down to the river and it's just a 3 big blind pot...and there's no real betting.
There must be a world of difference between a large complex hand/pot that may or may not be folded prior to the Showdown and a checked down small one.
This then balances the W$SD% stat more reasonably with the River Aggression stat.
Now I know that I might be able to get the villains folding out or calling worse if I bet on the river but again for a trivial pot I don't want to play for the benefit of the stats rather than the dollars...which I guess can be a problem if you become to obsessed with the numbers.
Does the W$WSF stat offer something any better? and I'd be interested to see how all of these stats inter-relate.
Another one that comes to mind is the need to increase my PFR number but balance it with the appropriate VPIP/PFR %. They're clearly linked.
I'd be interested in your thoughts.