A quick look shows that you are getting killed in the blinds. In fact, without doing the precise math, I suspect that you could fold 100% of the time from the blinds and show a profit over this same sample. I would be curious to know what is happening here: are you 3-betting light too often? Flatting too much? My personal observation (no stats to truly back this up) is that ranges are somewhat stronger at zoom/fast-fold. I tend to figure it is because impatience doesn't have as much effect on ranges, so even undisciplined players tighten up.
It looks like you're folding too much to 3 bets, though that's never going to be the reason for this winrate at those stakes. People just won't be taking advantage of that enough.
Winrates in the blinds look bad, as EffenRiver mentioned, but the winrates in other positions aren't great either which makes me suspect that the issue is likely postflop play. It looks like you're rarely folding to flop and turn c-bets and have a high WTSD %. The first thing that I would do, based on the stats shown above, is to tighten up your range on earlier streets. I would look to do this especially when OOP and to cut out your weakest flop and turn floats (stuff like weak pairs and ace highs rather than draws).
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A quick look shows that you are getting killed in the blinds. In fact, without doing the precise math, I suspect that you could fold 100% of the time from the blinds and show a profit over this same sample. I would be curious to know what is happening here: are you 3-betting light too often? Flatting too much? My personal observation (no stats to truly back this up) is that ranges are somewhat stronger at zoom/fast-fold. I tend to figure it is because impatience doesn't have as much effect on ranges, so even undisciplined players tighten up.
It looks like you're folding too much to 3 bets, though that's never going to be the reason for this winrate at those stakes. People just won't be taking advantage of that enough.
Winrates in the blinds look bad, as EffenRiver mentioned, but the winrates in other positions aren't great either which makes me suspect that the issue is likely postflop play. It looks like you're rarely folding to flop and turn c-bets and have a high WTSD %. The first thing that I would do, based on the stats shown above, is to tighten up your range on earlier streets. I would look to do this especially when OOP and to cut out your weakest flop and turn floats (stuff like weak pairs and ace highs rather than draws).
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