No idea about fixing the graph, and Im pretty sure that the redline is ev- in a lot of situations, but Im a monkey overbluffer
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Big update coming up, so fasten your seat belts.
Moved to another apartment and felt like I wanted to play something different. I have bought a second monitor and added 4 secondary rooms in addition to Stars. Im trying to figure out a way of being able to play 6spins at a time at Stars, and still get registered in the other rooms in the 100++ hyperturbos and 200++ turbos. Also Im opensitting at headsup tables 100bbs, bumhunting like a scumbag, sorry about that. So Im playing 6 spins at the laptop screen, and I got all the lobbies optimized in the second monitor, I think that is a good way to maximize hourly reducing a lot of variance. At peak hours I get 10 quality games, and at low peak hours I get less games but I can sit higher in the lobbies (mostly due to good regs sleeping, lol) so I sometimes get to sit in good non-usd currencies "highstakes" games, with also better rakeback deals than Stars.
This "new system" got it upsides and downs, like everything. The good part is that sometimes I get a big whale headsup, spewing at more than 30bb/100 at 400++, which is nice. The other good part is that, with a 3%ev roi in headsup vs recs, variance is not that high compared to hypers. In addition, I can grind more hours without being bored or tired, mixing it up is better for my grinding hours.
There are cons, as well.
First con is that a few of the rooms that Im playing doesnt allow tracking software. So I dont know if Im running over ev, under ev, or spewing. Thats a big con, but sharkscope is allowed.
Playing 6spins at a time while getting action at 2-3 midstakes hypers is stressfull and crazy as ****. If I get a lot of action, I spew at the spins (focusing mostly on the second monitor) and I make clear mistakes, like cbeting J4o in a 683 vs a rec in a limped pot, for example. Overbarreling turns/rivers, spew calls, not being able to play as wider as I want to (sometimes folding a marginal call if you are going to get exhausted playing too wide is better). If I play like that, probably my evroi at 60-100 is closer to 1% than to 3%. Having less than 3% ev playing 60-100 is a big nono for me, considering that variance is huge in the new spins payout, and longterm almost ridiculous. So Im playing 15s, aiming to get 6% evroi, which is roughly to 65-70$h/postrb, and another 100$ on top from the secondary rooms with a lot less variance.
I ran some numbers about 2-3tabling 100s and adding the secondary rooms, and although hourly is a lot better, Ill be playing low volume with high variance, which I dislike.
So, this will be my grinding setup for this month. I aim to be able to get 15-20k months with low variance, and a solid 160$+ hourly. If I get bored or things dont go work out as expected, Ill run some other options. Probably this year is going to be my last one as full time and I dont want to risk being the poor bastard who ran 500bi under ev.
Im not sure if this is the right move, top regs at 100s spins playing 6tables could be getting 200$/hr, while mediocre ones playing 2-3 tables closer to 100$. Ill try out a few months and then decide.
So far, this month has gone well, 8-9k excluding RB plus another 5-6k on Stars, although I didnt play more than 100 hours, getting the lobbies tuned up, good rakeback deals (sick, affiliate world is funny) and getting things done for the new apartment.
Ill be playing the UKIPT in London next month and going to Vegas in June, althought I got a friends wedding so wont be able to stay as much as I want to.
Thoughts, comments and opinions are pretty much appreciated.
Also, I aim to play at least 168hours in April. The only way to track this is the spins, so I need to play at least 10k spins from now until April 30 . If I dont achieve that Ill be giving away 25$ x5 freerolls to the first 5 posters from now on. Will make an alias at Sharkscope too to track results, but I dont know how to do that yet, lol.