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Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 3:16 pmPost subject: analysing hand histories--Hi guys,I have recent started using a piece of software that tracks my hand histories and gives me loads of stats and graphs about my game, most of which are very useful and have helped me improved my game.One bit of analysis i havnt been able to gain any meaningful insights from however is the percentgae of my actions on each street.Below are my stats from ring no limit cash games, wonder if anyone has experience in analysingtheir game in this way??Pre flop: fold 67% check 6% call 17% bet/raise 10%On the flop: fold 24% check 31% call 9% bet/raise 36%Turn: fold 16% check 30% call 14% bet/raise 40%River: fold 17% check 27% call 12% bet/raise 44%

sure I'll have a look. Straightaway it's obvious your playing a fair few hands preflop and probably call a little more than you should in order to be considered a tight aggressive player.On the flop your a little weak for my tastes but it's respectable nonetheless. You should really be betting or folding more than your checking by considerable margins.Again, this seems to be reflected on the turn but your a little more sure by then.The river you should bet for more value.Hope that helps mate If you need more advice, feel free to sign up at Poker Community :: CardSharks and I will be happy to help you some more!