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Originally Posted by Ebes12
If you assume you have a true 1% ROI then you can expect 200 BI downswings to be fairly routine.
Ebes whenever I read this initially I didn't really think much of it, but I have to revisit this comment. You're saying that 200 BI downswings are to be expected, even for a winning player? I ask because I am on an absolute ball-buster of a downswing. I've lost like $800 in 5 days playing exclusively $5 tables (you can SS me to see the graph if you'd like. Don't pay too much mind to my first 3000 games or so. I was just learning how to play ST's at that time. My focus is one the ^carrot-shaped part of the graph lol)
It's especially painful when you see how much I was crushing it for 1500 games prior to this. Now, I don't consider myself the best player at this level by any means, but I definitely think that I am, at the very worst, a BE player before RB. So is this really natural variance, or do I need to reevaluate my game?
FWIW I know it's hard not to be subjective when evaluating yourself, but I think I have definitely been playing my A game throughout most of this downswing. I just can't believe I can be playing the same way as I was during that upswing, with such polarized results.
I appreciate any input from my fellow ST grinders on this. Obviously, I'm very frustrated and venting a little bit. I'm still gonna profit this month with the LB and everything, but my God!