Cash Result Graph

Originally posted by zachrina
Hi,

I am just wanting to find info on how to learn from my HEM2 graph.

My sample size is also small (NL10 FR).
I am thinking with my non-showdown at -$105, showdown +$185, net +$79 and All-in EV -$17.20:

Does this indicate that I am playing too many hands and folding them before showdown, thus losing massively non-showdown??

So is this a big leak in my game or are other peoples graphs similar when +net win??
I suppose it could also have the effect of bringing down my +$showdown and +net$ if I would call and go to showdown so could actually indicate good folds??

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I am going to divide this out Zachrina and make it a post in our No Limit Board if you don't mind. I think it is better than posting it inside another thread where it may not get the attention you deserve.

Just reply and I'll move it as soon as I see you reply

HollyMichelle

Okay, that's fine.

TY,
Zach

Moved

I think non showdown line is standard for micros, especially for FR. a part from that you are running above EV wich generally means you are "lucky", but over a 8k sample it means absolutely nothing, and even running above EV over a large sample (200k+) dosent mean you are lucky, I've been running horrible even while above EV and vice versa, so you shouldn't pay too much attention to EV line.