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Also, with my Sklanksky bucks Line being above my Green line, does that mean i've ran below expectation?
EV graphs are generally regarded as pretty crappy, because they're misleading.
To see if you've been running crappy after the money went in, look at your all-in luck graph (generated by the same program). Your sklansky bucks tries to answer the same question (have I been running bad), but takes when you got the money in into account. If you get 99% of your stack in with the best hand, then get the last bit in AFTER then turn when your opponent pulls ahead of you, your all-in bucks will say "you didn't get unlucky, he had you beat when all the money was in". But your sklansky bucks will say aha, MOST money went in ahead, so you won sklansky bucks!
Compare the blue line (showdown winnings) to the red line to see if you're running well. So it looks like you're running pretty good lately (blue line above the red line) but this could obviously be off. It doesn't account for coolers or heaters (set over setting someone) as long as the money went in after the sets hit.
Compare green line (actual winnings) to blue line (showdown winnings).Looks like you're losing money in non-showdown pots, which isn't a big deal... it's just something else to know about your playstyle.
Overall, EV graphs can be pretty crappy and misleading, so I wouldn't put a lot of stock into them.