PokerTracker

Dispite decent success in SNGs the past few years I will anonymously confess to you here that I SUCK at math and that I can be absent-minded enough to make some seriously tilting errors in my analysis time and time again. SO, to try and make sure I don´t spend houers building strategies and defining ranges only to realize days or weeks later (at best) that I was completely off, as I interpreted a stat incorrectly, I will use this thread ask for confirmation that I´m doing it right!

THANKS in advance!

So first off - I want to filter out these ranges for heads-up:

Villains opening-range
Villains limp-range

In order to do this I set the following filters:

Posted small blind - Then I get villains total attempt to steal, IE his openingrange, if I look at the "attempt to steal-stat. This was 71%
NOT (raise all in) - Then I can watch the VPIP-stat and get how much he limps!? This was now 35%

Is this correct or does 35% mean that we ONLY look at the hands where he didnt raise all in pre, THEN he limps 35%!?

Ehm, I just realized that all I had to do was to set the stack depths I wanted and put "posted small blind".. then look at the "limp" stat.

But how can i se what % villain openshoves? If I use the filter "went all in preflop" it will obv turn up as a 100% steal/PFR/VPIP and show only those hands... well u get it..

Alright I found a stat called Open shove 12-18 bbs deep. But why isn´there a simpel Openshove-stat, so that I can filter for whatever stackdepth I want using the stackdepth-filter as I´m doing the rest of my analysis...?

There's a Preflop Limp stat you can look at to see how much a player limps - VPIP includes all kinds of putting in money (and does include limps) so it's not exactly the same thing.

Open shoving isn't a default stat but I've built a generic Open Shove stat and attached it here for you - just import it and you can use it in your reports. The reason that someone has a specific stack size version of this stat is for use in their HUD.