Hi, i post my last 750 spin when i remain hu.
The showdown line goes down and red one line grow up.
Is normal in hu play or maybe i'm showing too wide and i am crushed by villains range?
Thanks all

This is just a downswing, completely normal. The yellow line is the only one that counts. The red line is positive overall also which means your style is less reliant on variance in the long run. Your blue and green line will improve when you are getting more lucky with allins.

Good luck. Stick to the aggressive game

What stakes is this?

Variance could get huge in spins.

Also, this sample size is not that big. Anything can happen. I'd play with SwongSim: https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/1...-post-1468580/

Anyway, it could be, that you are not betting enough for thin value. Or, that you bluff with the best hand with too big of a sizing, and therefore your redline goes up, but you could've have get paid a lot more. This is just a guess and it doesn't have to be truth at all.

What's your river call efficiency?

What's your all-in adjusted on SB and on BB/100?

How's your cbet?

How does your overall preflop game looks like: what's your limp/raise ratio?

Do you have time to adjust to your opponents, or do you masstable?

What's your overall cEV in HU? I'd focus on improving your HU game a ton, as that would make about 2/3 of your WR, which is massive.

What is a good river call efficiency vs regs and vs fish? I never paid attn to it.

I usually call rivers when i think i win a bunch of times. otherwise jam.. or fold

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It looks like your showdown winnings are something like 10k.
So you are winning more with non sd winnings, I guess its ok, you are winning after all, but I dont think thats optimal.
I have seen a lot of graphs with ok roi with bigger non sd winnings, but I cant recall seeing graph with very good roi where non sd winnings are higher than sd winnings.
Also shoving too wide and too early could be just one of the reasons, you could be betting too much, or/and calling too much.
At what stacks you start to play push/fold and at what stacks you start to shove very wide?
You could post also your stats, would give more insight.

I remember, that Duncelanas said in some topic, that his friends have like 1.8 and he had something like 1.6, and he said, that such low number is quite stationy.

I don't have any other reference than this one.

All I know is, that since I stopped being a non believer, it helped my EV quite a bit.

Anyway, I am not sure how to check this stat vs regs and vs fish. It's probably pool dependent, too. Because population underbluffs a ton of river spots, so I can overfold a lot and be happy about it. Even regs underbluff a lot.

One guy, who got into the 15s division told me, that it just takes these two things to beat the regs:
- overbluff
- overfold

It seems about right.