DEMO DATABASE REVIEW

Your game.
Prioritized.

A complete review of one database: what deserves study time, what does not, and what the sample cannot yet answer.

GAME

NLHE · 6-Max

STAKES

NL50

HANDS

84,281

SOURCE

PokerTracker 4

PERIOD

Last 12 months

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How the methodology works
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Three issues deserve
your attention.

We found several unusual patterns. Only three currently have enough evidence and expected impact to deserve study time.

PRIORITY #1HIGH

River Bluff Catching

You continue too often against large river bets in a recurring group of spots.

EST. IMPACT
−0.47
DECISIONS
186
STREET
River
after passive turns
PRIORITY #2 · HIGH
BB vs BTN Defence
−0.31
PRIORITY #3 · MEDIUM
3-Bet Pots OOP
−0.22
PRIORITY #1 — DETAILED FINDING

River Bluff
Catching

A repeating tendency to continue too wide against large river bets after passive turn lines.

ESTIMATED IMPACT
−0.47
bb/100
RELEVANT DECISIONS
186
inside the pattern
OPPORTUNITIES
412
times the spot occurred
CONFIDENCE
HIGH
WHAT'S HAPPENING?

Your overall river calling frequency is not obviously abnormal. The problem appears inside a narrower set of decisions.

Against large river bets after passive turn lines, your calls contain too many weak bluff-catchers.

DECISION COMPOSITION

What the frequency hides

186 CALLS AGAINST LARGE RIVER BETS
ILLUSTRATIVE DEMO DATA — NOT SOLVER OUTPUT

YOUR CURRENT CALLSOBSERVED

TARGET · WEAK BLUFF-CATCHERS 19%

RECOMMENDED COMPOSITIONTARGET

The gap sits almost entirely in one category. Twenty-five points of weak bluff-catchers is the finding.

REPRESENTATIVE HANDS

HAND #14219

PATTERN MATCH

BB vs BTN · SINGLE-RAISED POT · 100BB EFFECTIVE

HERO
KQ
BOARD
963J2
RIVERVillain bets 75% pot
HEROCALL

Similar weak bluff-catchers are being continued too frequently in this branch.

HAND #52104

PATTERN MATCH

CO vs BB · 3-BET POT · 96BB EFFECTIVE

HERO
AT
BOARD
Q847K
RIVERVillain bets 80% pot
HEROCALL

Ace-high with no improvement after a passive turn — the same branch, a different runout.

PRIORITIZATION

Why this
comes first

We do not rank leaks by how strange the stat looks. This pattern happens often enough, appears costly enough, and has enough evidence to justify focused study now.

FREQUENCY
412

opportunities in the sample

ESTIMATED IMPACT
−0.47

bb/100 across the database

CONFIDENCE
HIGH

pattern holds across filters

Ranked #1 of 3 surviving findings9 OF 12 CANDIDATES WERE DROPPED
ACTION PLAN

What to work on

ONE LEAK AT A TIME
  1. 1

    Review large river bets after passive turn lines.

  2. 2

    Practice fold/call decisions with marginal bluff-catchers.

  3. 3

    Re-measure this exact decision family after new hands are played.

SUGGESTED TRAINING BLOCKPRODUCT PREVIEW
20DECISIONS~15MINUTES
WHAT NOT TO WORK ON

Not every deviation
deserves your time.

Sometimes the correct conclusion is: we don't know yet.

LOW EXPECTED IMPACTDETECTED · NOT RANKED

UTG Open Frequency

Slight deviation from a common reference range. The difference is too small relative to your higher-priority problems.

NO ACTION

SAMPLE TOO THIN37 OPPORTUNITIES

Turn Probes in Position

There are not enough relevant decisions to make a reliable leak claim.

INSUFFICIENT
EVIDENCE

FOLLOW-UP PREVIEW · 6,284 NEW HANDS

Finding the leak is
only half the job.

  1. FOUND
  2. TRAINED
  3. PLAYED
  4. RE-MEASURED
  5. IMPROVING
BEFORE
18.4%

targeted overcall frequency

6,284 NEW HANDS
AFTER
11.1%

same filter, new hands only

CHANGE
−39.7%
STATUS
IMPROVING
CONFIDENCE: MEDIUM

The targeted decisions are moving in the right direction, but there is not enough new evidence yet to mark the leak resolved.

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