April 23, 2011
Stars/FullTilt Graph Comparison...
I just looked at my two graphs for the hands I played this year at both sites.
Most hands have been played at 5NL and 10NL and about 50% of hands at FT were played on RUSH tables.
I was actually quiet shocked by how different the two graphs look...
Also, I'm not quiet sure what to think of this, and I honestly have no clue why my results on both sites vary so much.
One thing that I am sure of is that I will not be playing any more RUSH poker in the future. Probably a mixture of running bad and getting cold-decked, tilt and bad play lead me to spew more than normal.
I think I'll start playing LHE again... I am so tilted about my NL game at the moment...
Pokerstars:
FullTilt:
And the FLH graphs for completion's sake
Pokerstars:
FullTilt:
Since LHE is the only game where I seem to be able to run at a solid rate of 14-16 PTBB I will be taking a break from the NL and PL games ;)
Took me a while to play 35k hands 1-tabling FLH ;) But the results have been nice and steady and I am so much more confident in my game which in turn is +LifeEV for so many reasons (I don't depend on poker for income thank god) Also, being able to tell myself that I am a 15PTBB winner feels so much better than looking at my FT NL graph.
Sry 4 rant. I'm off to LHE tables.
2 Comments:
mitch posted on April 23, 2011 at 19:24 PM
Yup my stars/tilt graphs look exactly the same. Fulltilt is rigged obv
forker posted on April 26, 2011 at 16:35 PM
obv rogged yeah ;)
I think players at FT are generally a bit tougher, and more advanced even at the micros. Could have something to do with FTAcademy which certainly helps new players a lot.
But in general, I think that I am just really bad at rush poker. I don't give the super-fold-nits enough credit and valuetown myself way too often against unknowns. I also get coolered a ton preflop when holding premiums. It seems that everytime I get it in pre with JJ+/QQ+ I run into an overpair or in the best case flip vs AKs.
Another problem I seem to have is playing vs the massive amounts of aggressive half-stackers which are very prominent at 5/10NL.
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