Knight wanted to see my stats from position, first is limit stats, and second is NL stats. Let me know what you guys think!

Ok I edited with more stats for aggression factor based on another thread.

First off, make sure these are filtered for 7 or more players (for limit), I'm assuming you want comments on full ring stats, not for when it gets down to 3-4 players and you have to go bonkers until the blinds come around so you can leave. I say this cause I'm seeing you posted a blind in 7th spot at least once, and increasing form there. Make sure your not posting the blinds OOP, then have to repost 2 hands later. Sit out those hands and wait for the BB to come around. Does two things. 1) A bet saved is a bet earned (the key to limit) and 2) it allows you / PT to observe the table and get some early reads without risking any money.

You got something for UTG in limit? Your VPIP went up, and with gusto! (PFR)

Notice how much lower your bb/hand is UTG/EP is compared to the rest of the trend?? (i'm referring to both spots 6&7 since I'm assuming there wasn't always a full table.) I think you should tighten up some there, but get more aggressive with it. TBH, if your going to play something from EP as first in, you should usually be raising it. Ok, so you say but the table is full of nemo's who are calling anyways. So? PUNISH THEM! And it gives you odds to call on the flop to your AQs Over-cards.

I do notice how your CCPF almost doubles between MP and LP. Instead of having set cards you play in each position, try a smoother transition. Some of the better LP cards that you normally wouldn't play in MP, might be playble in late MP. This is really table dependent though. IF it's supper tight and aggy, you should almost never be CCPF anyways. But if it's loose and fishy, then following up those other 3 limpers with a QJs from MP/LP should be ok. Just got to remember the implied odds of a hand are drastically different than in NL. In order to get paid, you have to go to the showdown, you can't just price people out of pots. So account for calling station fishies, and aggies that will raise you.

Marm thanks for the detailed response! Honestly this is my first time really using any data tracking and I don't even know what alot of it means. I used to just play my cards, nothing fancy lol I started playing again back in Dec 19th 2010 after taking off probably 2 years from online poker (it was frustrating and it still is!).

Anywho, If the table starts to break apart I leave. I won't play anything less than 8 people max. Once it drops to 7 I bounce. So no worries there, I HATE SH tables. Esp HU, I'm not good at it. But I did edit the charts to reflect 7 or more people.

Yea I now sit out til the BB to get a few hands head start on tracking. The later the better more hands I can get! Agreed, a bet saved is a bet earned. Hard to follow sometimes tho.

When I limp in UTG, its usually a low PP or suited connectors. I just want to get a cheap as possible flop. Unraised? Awesome! I feel that if I raise in UTG, then I might have to play 3 small bets instead of 1 or 2. Knight doesn't like me open limping, so I'll try to cut down on that I'll play more hands in limit from EP than NL.

LP I'm kinda picky, I still fold alot of hands that are probably playable. As for cold calling? I'm not much of a raiser. For one, I HATE raising big cards only to fail on the flop. My opponents might call with crappy cards and hit, If I raise I feel obligated to cbet no matter what, so I try to keep PFR to the minimum (unless in LP which I'll take full advantage of) I'm not a great EP player. Its prob my worst quality.

I am still able to bluff in limit, just depends on the table types. I try to find tables that are 15-25% to the flop. Nothing higher than that for the most part. I don't like loose tables cause it means I'll loose more. I do LOVE a table that limps, I'm a limper lol