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Originally Posted by Rounding4Rent
ROI was -15% not -50%
Again, you can provide the user name info (was the same for Stars and Tilt) if you like, but the breakdown from what I saw was the following:
Stars OPR
$251 <$0 -25% $13 1229 15% 3/26 12%
(prizes, profit, ROI, buy in, ave number of entrants, % rebuys, ITMs #, ITM %
Full Tilt OPR:
$674 <$0 -64% $19 804 12% 11/97 11%
higher buy in at tilt, nearly 4 times the games and a much worse ROI - so I estimated the combined at around 50% and ave buy in $15
The cash game stats were the following:
Earnings: $-767
Hands: 337
BB/100: -57.46
$1/$2 NLH SH 228 $-604 -66.24 $35 $12 Dec 20th, 2008
$0.5/$1 NLH 43 $-23 -26.34 $7 $2 Dec 13th, 2008
$1/$2 NLH 40 $61 38.28 $5 $2 Dec 13th, 2008
$1/$2 PLH 20 $-171 -214.13 $3 $1 Dec 13th, 2008
$2/$4 NLH SH 4 $-30 -93.75 $0 $0 Dec 13th, 2008
$0.5/$1 PLH 2 $0 0.00 $0 $0 Dec 13th, 2008
All the results pretty much cut off at the end of 2008 which is when I assume you quit trying to play (for good reason) and became a full time riggedologist.
If there is any actual evidence you are a winning player, you have yet to provide it, though you have proven you were a losing, relatively casual (in terms of volume) player so far.