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09-29-2005, 02:19 AM
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Interpreting poker grader\'s graph
Here is a graph from 5k hands I recently played.
 The red line is easy to figure out and it represents my actual results, slightly better than breakeven. Meanwhile, this green line is chugging away at 3 or 4 bb/100. What does this estimate? Potential profit as in, the longterm profit that the decisions I made this session would result in? Potential profit if I didn't suck and I made the correct play everytime? What is pokergrader's "potential profit" and should I walk away from this graph with my confidence renewed or in shambles? (BTW, I'd love the ability to put in huge amounts of hands into the grader, like 10k, 20k, or more.) 
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09-29-2005, 05:40 AM
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Re: Interpreting poker grader\'s graph
Im pretty sure that the green line means nothing. Ive posted probably 100k hands on there. Never has my potential bb/100 been under 2. Its usually in the range of 5-8. Ive been beating the game for right around 1.5bb/100 for a long time. The site has some seriously flaws or (oh no) party poker is the most rigged thing in the world. Im guessing its PG.
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