Hi, i've started to play on pokerstars MTTs (alongside with some 180p SNGs) for a little more than a month, and was going to make some analysis on my game, so i saw this stat that i'm a little worried (cEV diff).

It has some use on analysis or i can complete bypass him? If its usefull, what can i do with it?
The thing is i looked up sometimes and it keep getting more and more distant of my actual net won... The sample size is a little more than 54k hands (its low ammount sample) but it starts to worry me since my net is getting always further away from the expected as you can see -> https://gyazo.com/7aed8f649d9a1bfff949489d884b33dd

I just want some help too look at that data, should i apply some kind of filter to it to get a better analysis?
Also, is the cEV diff applied on the net won? Like my net won is -600k, with the cEV dif of +300k it means that if everything run as expected my actual net won is supposed to be -300k?

Thank you for any help!

i know nothing about HM2 (i use pt4) but you should look at ev bb/100 and compare with bb/100 to have an idea how good/bad you run.

good ev bb/100 is 10 or better IMO in micros/low

GLGL

Hey, ty for this repply, i got a little confused tho, can you help me what is the right one stat? there is bb/100 ev and BB/100 EV not sure what i should look

https://gyazo.com/0dd01d462f5a4ffd0612ae0b20419fc1

First off I wouldnt recommend you to look at the overall bbEV/100. I would filter your stats pending specific blind levels (like, look at your bbEV/100 at early game, then filter to for example BB of 200 or more, etc.). If you look at the overall stat, you could be a genius the first 3 blind levels and have a good overall bbEV/100, however these are not the spots where most money is made.

As for your question, I can't really help you and don't know what the difference is, however 18+ EVbb/100 would be insane unless you play something like $0.50 45s or something, so I would guess the other one is accuate...