Ok, my current BR is ~$700 on stars. Won most of it from donkaments. I'm grinding NL10 and NL25. I feel that I've been playing well for the most part, but as far as I can tell, I've been running bad. I got PokerEV today, and I love it, but I need some help interpreting the graphs. Some of the downward trend on the NL25 graph is from occasional tilt as a result of some of the bad beats I took.

I multitable up to 16 tables at NL10 and 8 at NL25.

My stats are 14.5/8.5/(NL25: 1.88) (NL10: 1.33). I play very TAGish and I understand the importance of position. I will also try to steal the blinds of super tight players from the CO and button as often as possible. I like to check-raise aggressive players, and I try not to bluff calling stations.

These graphs are just for the month of March, and I realize that 5-7k hands are not a large enough sample size to rule out variance. I understand that Sklansky bucks are a measure of EV, but I don't fully understand what it means on these graphs as it relates to the other variables and my play.

If you need more information to give me feedback, please ask. Thanks.

NL10 Analysis:


NL10 All in Luck:


NL25 Analysis:


NL25 All in Luck:

The green lines in the tri-colour graphs show that you lose money in pots that don't go to showdown, but this is pretty standard at micros where you can't really outplay people so much and make them fold, and just have to show down the best hand. If your graph looked like this at NL200+, then you are playing too weak and have fgators syndrome, but at NL25 and below it is pretty standard.

Thanks, that reply was helpful. Does that mean I'm Cbetting with position too much? Or maybe I'm getting bluffed/donked out by players overvaluing their hands? I have PTracker, what's the easiest way to find this leak?

Or is it truly completely unavoidable at these stakes, where people call to showdown with garbage?

You would have gotten many more responses if you had posted your stats instead of your results graphs, also posting specific hands and taking part in a review will be much more helpful than posting a chart of your wins/losses and asking folks to infer how you play from that alone.