Playing Online Poker and Tracking Your Play
I was just having a conversation with a fellow poker player about tracking his online play. Most of you probably do this in some way, and this particular player was actually doing a very good job of it. This reminded me of how important keeping track of your play can actually be.
When you play online poker, you probably play a wide variety of 'types' of games, most of us do. You might play anything from a cash game to a Sit n Go, to Multi-Table Tournaments, 9-handed, 6-handed, Heads up, etc. Also, many players play games other than NL Hold'em such as Stud, Omaha, HORSE, Razz, and others. So the question is, which games are you playing the best and which games are you the most PROFITABLE at?
A surprising number of online poker players don't know the answer to this question. You need to have some sort of database (many players use a software program) to track where you are making money, or in some cases losing money.
For example, you may feel that you are a great Omaha H/L player, but over time, the numbers do not bear that out. You may not really enjoy Razz, but actually show a profit at the game. Or, here is what I find most of the time, you play a lot of 6-Handed NL SnG's but you are actually way more profitable at 9-handed.
Another trend that tends to come up in a player's game is that they tend to be more profitable at one level buy in than another. This is very common, so you need to identify this trend and then simply adjust what games you are playing. Remember, perception is not always reality when it comes to your poker game. Just because you think you play well at $20+$2 Sit n Go's, is that really where you are making your money at? The numbers will not lie to you.
The bottom line is, the better you track your play for profitability to find out where you are making money and where you are losing money, the more success for you will be as a poker player. Your bankroll will fluctuate up rather than down and you may find some truths about your game that you were unaware of.
When you play online poker, you probably play a wide variety of 'types' of games, most of us do. You might play anything from a cash game to a Sit n Go, to Multi-Table Tournaments, 9-handed, 6-handed, Heads up, etc. Also, many players play games other than NL Hold'em such as Stud, Omaha, HORSE, Razz, and others. So the question is, which games are you playing the best and which games are you the most PROFITABLE at?
A surprising number of online poker players don't know the answer to this question. You need to have some sort of database (many players use a software program) to track where you are making money, or in some cases losing money.
For example, you may feel that you are a great Omaha H/L player, but over time, the numbers do not bear that out. You may not really enjoy Razz, but actually show a profit at the game. Or, here is what I find most of the time, you play a lot of 6-Handed NL SnG's but you are actually way more profitable at 9-handed.
Another trend that tends to come up in a player's game is that they tend to be more profitable at one level buy in than another. This is very common, so you need to identify this trend and then simply adjust what games you are playing. Remember, perception is not always reality when it comes to your poker game. Just because you think you play well at $20+$2 Sit n Go's, is that really where you are making your money at? The numbers will not lie to you.
The bottom line is, the better you track your play for profitability to find out where you are making money and where you are losing money, the more success for you will be as a poker player. Your bankroll will fluctuate up rather than down and you may find some truths about your game that you were unaware of.
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