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This is using pokerev (pokerevsoftware.com). It scares me slightly that my actual winnings are consistently beneath my showdown winnings, and I was wondering whether this could indicate some type of leak, or whether this is just hands where I've folded.
that doesn't say much, since that calculates cbets and folds and all that other stuff, so it's hard to really gauge/interpret what everything means.
the luck graph is a very easily interpreted graph of how good/bad you're running though.
yea the only thing that is 100% accurate is the low graph that calculates your total equity in All-ins compared with actually All-in winnings.
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This is for July for me. Of course it can't be a perfect "run bad/good" meter, because it can't account for coolers and such, but can be a helpful tool psychologically.
I've ran kind of crappy the last few thousand hands, but I've noticed that over large samples the lines rarely stray too far from each other, and tend to merge a lot.
Here's your tip:
The farther below the GREEN line is from the BLUE line, the more your spewing in hands that don't get to showdown. If you can get the green line above the blue line then you are flat out abusing people in the non showdown pots.
does this mean i totally suck? :cry:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jager
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Nah, it just means you're making your money by taking people to valuetown, not by making plays and bluffing them out of pots.
Not really. I bet there aren't very many people who get that green line above or that close to the blue. You need to be able to get people to fold better hands a lot to get the green line close the blue line.Quote:
Originally Posted by |~|ypermegachi