I'm just curious, which stat (about yourself) are you most proud of?

Or also, which stats do you think are most important to try to improve on?

Thanks!

Originally Posted by jordanbillie

I'm just curious, which stat (about yourself) are you most proud of?

Or also, which stats do you think are most important to try to improve on?

Thanks!

I like the upturn my stats have taken recently. A complete change in my approach is starting to pay off.

max cashing streak and
vlad the impaler achievement Won tourneys in 10 different stake levels

I look at SharkScope statistics, final tables 0, wins 0 and I think something needs to be changed, where to start ?

The fact that I don't play minus makes me happy)))

Originally Posted by jordanbillie

I'm just curious, which stat (about yourself) are you most proud of?

Or also, which stats do you think are most important to try to improve on?

Thanks!

Naturally, the "profit" column

Originally Posted by AKQ

max cashing streak and
vlad the impaler achievement Won tourneys in 10 different stake levels

13 in a row has me beat (mine is 12).

Originally Posted by Ellvira

I look at SharkScope statistics, final tables 0, wins 0 and I think something needs to be changed, where to start ?

Here at Cardschat.

Take the 30 day course, it will speed up your learning curve.

Good luck!

Originally Posted by 0546474

The fact that I don't play minus makes me happy)))

As it should!

hi!I recently discovered on the website that I have played 5,000 tournaments and at the same time remained in the black.And it's not that I'm proud of it, it's just nice that the statistics show the level of my game and this motivates me to further knowledge of the game!

Originally Posted by sharipov8090

hi!I recently discovered on the website that I have played 5,000 tournaments and at the same time remained in the black.And it's not that I'm proud of it, it's just nice that the statistics show the level of my game and this motivates me to further knowledge of the game!

Very good! It's nice to see the way you approach the game. Keep doing your thing!!!

Originally Posted by jordanbillie

Here at Cardschat.

Take the 30 day course, it will speed up your learning curve.

Good luck!

thank you, I started taking 30 days of training.. and I think that my statistics will get better soon

Here are two of mine:

1) Required Bankroll - This shows that I have indeed figured out a way to profit from poker without having to risk much.

2) Worst 100/500 Steak - Again...this shows that I have figured out how to eliminate losing streaks from my game, which has been a major focus of mine in improving my MTT strategy.

I mean...the ROI and ITM % are nice too, but those are more of a product of my "risk little, stack up profits" approach.

Happy Stackin'

Average ROI 404%

Originally Posted by Zypher2212

Average ROI 404%

This is deceiving for you because 3/5 of your games have been freerolls.

If the ave roi and the total roi are wildly different, that's a clue that the ave roi is artificially high.

As you play more real money games, that ave roi most likely will drop closer to your tot roi %

Originally Posted by jordanbillie

This is deceiving for you because 3/5 of your games have been freerolls.

If the ave roi and the total roi are wildly different, that's a clue that the ave roi is artificially high.

As you play more real money games, that ave roi most likely will drop closer to your tot roi %

Yes, that stat is high due to freerolls, just as some other stats are low due to freerolls and the higher variance associated with the type of play found there. As I play more real money games my average ROI will come down, but hopefully my total will also come up a bit as well. In fact, after a small cash last night, my average is down to a paltry 402% today.

One that is interesting on my "Mr. Tao Jones" account on Chico, is that I won $188 on my very 1st MTT. This made my graph look really funny while my volume was low (having the graph START at $188 instead of $0).

i just looked at my sharkscope graph after a year of playing mtts again (started playing again because of covid) and, wow, it's ugly af. i'm not just saying that because i'm a usually negative person when it comes to my poker ability and results, it's literally ugly. how do you all get such nice looking graphs with a consistent upward trend?

i reset everything and hopefully by this time next year, it'll look much better and i can be proud of it.