Should freerolls affect your stats on poker websites like sharkscope?

should your stats from freeroll games be applied to your overall poker CV on stats programs?

i feel that my player profile is pretty weak online with stats programs but when i use the card caculator with carbon poker most of the tourneys i get labewieither shark, tight aggressive; or neutral aggressive, depending on the cards i am getting and how often people are folding to my bets. all seem to be really solid profiles for long high payer tourneys.

In freerolls i am more likely to shove then a cash game because i expect more weak callers so a shove with an ak might get called BY a3 and kj, but in a 20 dollar buy in tourney, your only called by AA, QQ, and KK

anyways, what do you guys and girls think?

Patrick

well yeah i do simply because it shows players how u adapt to different situations especially as on opr it shows what money u have won from what so it can give other players a good idea of how u play

Freerolls are on your sharkscope. Just so you know.

reply...well yeah i do simply because it shows players how u adapt to different situations especially as on opr it shows what money u have won from what so it can give other players a good idea of how u play

no because it messes up your ROI. it would say something like 2000% like it does with HEM when you could really be a losing player.

I don't believe freerolls should count because I don't play them for money just for entertainment and therefor not serious. It brings my ROI down because of this.

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Originally Posted by cat2455

I don't believe freerolls should count because I don't play them for money just for entertainment and therefor not serious. It brings my ROI down because of this.

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I agree they should not be counted, or at the very least only counted in a "freerolls" category, which actually, would be fine; even interesting. But for the purpose of ROI, percentage-wise, it couldn't really be calculated because there is no monetary investment.

Sure, factor it in but give me the option to look at it without.

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Originally Posted by ThirdCoast

Sure, factor it in but give me the option to look at it without.

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tru

I agree with tracking them but have a separate listing that excludes it

doesn't make sense to put freerolls on there cause everyone plays them differently. I know I make more calls in freerolls that I wouldn't make in cash games.

yes i feel freeroll tourney s shouldn t count against you. But it isn't a perfect world. good luck

ya they should have a separate section for those.

it should count against you because it has real money that you are trying to win . Even though you are not paying out of your pocket yes you are still playing the tourney .

I dunno about the poker sites freerolls but PO's should definitely count since its not really free. You pay with your time or real money (plus point buyins) so i guess if your time isnt worth anything then by all means play the PO rolls like its nothing. seriously tho if your going to play it (any freeroll) why play it differently then a big buyin game? and does it really work for any of you to play it differently then a buyin game?