I know this is uber tight/nitty but I think it works at these levels and I'm getting okay results(despite the super variance). Obviously I have huge amounts of variance but I think that comes with the large AF. Anywho tell me what you think. And yes david I should steal more.

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that's kinda what my NL25 graph looks like, the shape is like that to where yours is like 19.5k hands. mine spans 10k hands

that is pretty nitty imo, especially the blind stealing, but I'm not knocking ya, my style's just more loose

maybe it works at these levels, but you're stunting your longterm growth as a player. start stealing waaaaay more from the BTN and CO.

ya atsb 16% that's insane. not even a large AF, at least i'm not the only one that has 10 buyin swongs. you're winning at 5bb/100 i wouldn't complain.

Very nitty, I don't think that's terrible but is fairly predictable. With figures that nitty I'd suggest your AF should be quite a lot higher and your W$WSF should be mid 40's. You are possibly calling/giving up too easily when you don't hit a flop well, giving up too easily when your cbets are called. Still it's kind of hard to say, because you've had a lot of swings, so your recent figures could easily be different than all those figures combined.

One way I found to free my mind of tight/weak tendancies a bit was to play quite a few sessions of 35/30 at a lower limit. Cbet everything, 3 bet flops a lot. It's amazing how often your opponents just fold when you gave absolutely no chance for him folding. But it trains your mind to think a lot more about the possibility a bet by the other player doesn't mean the nutz. More than anything shows you they can't see your cards, so their calling/raising you is most likely based on their hand strengths not yours. You start to think a lot more about what a player could be holding, and if you can get that down pat, you will find opening up your starting range will be quite easy to do.

Saying that I still like to play fairly nitty at these limits pre flop, but I don't want to easily give up on a flop if I can avoid it. You don't win money by playing tighter or looser, you win money by winning more pots than you are losing.

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Your AF isn't that large tbh, I think most decent TAGs have one between 3 and 4.

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dude, if u don't already have, get rakeback and start playing with bonuses.

that rake:winnings ratio is just sickning.

and ya u def need to be stealing more/ playing more hands in general.

refer to that 6max guide thread that piv posted up.. that has some really good info on which hand ranges to raise etc