I think I have a major blind leak, can you help?
Hey guys
So I've run into a complete brick wall with my poker at the moment. I'm playing 10NL on Pokerstars, and as you can see from my graph, the first 17-20k hands was great, everything going smoothly, and then suddenly chaos. It's my red line that I don't understand at all, it has suddenly tanked.
The first graph is the complete hand history, and then the second graph is when I simply filter in PT4 for "VPIP = True". The massive difference leads me to believe I am leaking massively from the blinds, because I can't think of anything else I may be doing wrong. My c-betting is fine etc, as is shown by the second graph, because when I choose to enter the pot things go very well. I really need to work this out - are there any other spots which could cause such a difference in graphs between the first and second? I feel that if I can fix this leak I can really beat 10NL for a good win rate. At the moment, it's causing me such frustration that now my play has started to get really gambly and tilty.
All Hands

VPIP = True
So I've run into a complete brick wall with my poker at the moment. I'm playing 10NL on Pokerstars, and as you can see from my graph, the first 17-20k hands was great, everything going smoothly, and then suddenly chaos. It's my red line that I don't understand at all, it has suddenly tanked.
The first graph is the complete hand history, and then the second graph is when I simply filter in PT4 for "VPIP = True". The massive difference leads me to believe I am leaking massively from the blinds, because I can't think of anything else I may be doing wrong. My c-betting is fine etc, as is shown by the second graph, because when I choose to enter the pot things go very well. I really need to work this out - are there any other spots which could cause such a difference in graphs between the first and second? I feel that if I can fix this leak I can really beat 10NL for a good win rate. At the moment, it's causing me such frustration that now my play has started to get really gambly and tilty.
All Hands

VPIP = True

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