preflop analysis

i tried not to change my strategy during my 10k test, 5k hands look more consistent(with average~10PTBB/100 win), while 5k hands look random. so here are my stats for whole sample(~10k hands), hands ~1-5k and ~5k-10k:

	10k	<5000	>5000
Vpip	25.29	26.53	24.66
pfr	15.86	16.83	14.9
W$wsf	44.79	44.1	45.48
Wtsd	26.79	26.37	27.2
W$sd	42.63	44.1	43
Af	2.65	2.65	2.65
Afq	53.67	42.25	53.79
3bet	6.38	5.62	7.19
fold3bet	57.41	58.59	56.07
att to steal	28.35	27.13	29.34
fold bb to steal	75	85	66.67
fold sb to steal	88	89.47	87.1

i started playing a little bit tighter and started 3betting more and calling 3bets more. the difference between vpip and pfr is quite big but it's for a reason. for example, i used to always open-raise, but at this level open-limping is still profitable (Harrington gives some examples when open-limping is acceptable in HoC). here's how i open-limp:

so...open-limp is profitable. oh, and i only limp in with speculative hands and i always make 3-5BB bet with premium hands.

my open range is pretty loose, however with limping in i may play even more hands.
here's how 26% range looks like:

here's how i play these hands.
hands 1-5k (-$11.12):


hands 5k-10k(+$26.53):

huge difference. i still have to find why. starting hands are the same, strategy is pretty much the same (according to stats). maybe it's pareto principle :) my 1st guess it's due to aggression(red line, drastic changes in AFq). my 2nd guess is even though my vpip% is the same, the actual cards i played are quite different. here's how i played cards that are outside this pokerstove range when i wasn't on the button or BB/SB.

hands 1-5k(-$8.82):

hands 5k-10k(+$2.08)

total number of hands outside 26% range that i played without position is pretty much the same however i played them more aggressively..or folded them earlier.