declining roi
 

I have a couple questions involving my declining roi as of late. The weird thing is that this decrease started after a drop down in levels since I haven't been working and been depleting my bankroll on some living expenses.

1. I have been running my pt import through my email and have had it deleting the hand histories as it imports. Is there anyway I can play back tournaments in pt2 when my performances were better to compare to my play lately? I haven't had PT2 very long and am not sure all it's functions yet.


2. Any other advice in leaks, etc. to stop this trend????

thanks alot for any advice given on either question
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y28...ndITMGraph.jpg

Re: declining roi
 

I would say post a couple complete HH for people to look over and also look over some yourself that is the only way you are going to be able to discover leaks. Also Maybe you were just on a hot streak before or if you are coming off a break where you did not play much you might have become a little rusty.

Re: declining roi
 

then let's get back to question #1 if nothing else any way to replay earlier tourney's or get hand histories from pt2 as they were being deleted from the email box before when done importing.

thanks

Re: declining roi
 

yawn..yet another case of small smaple size.

Re: declining roi
 

ok just answer question #1 for me is that too much to ask?

Re: declining roi
 

Your sample size is small, so that could easily explain this. However, your ITM seems solid. What's your finish distribution?

Re: declining roi
 

too much to ask since I doint know what ure talking about.
Anyway really dont worry about ur ROI for now just play, seriously, if u want to worry about 200 sngs go ahead.

Re: declining roi
 

what's pt2? pokertracker? if so, what's the 2 for? yes, there is a way to play back tournys in pt.

tourny window-> game notes-> "r"

you have 41% itm over 400 games, yet less than 10% roi?! lots of 3rds and not enuf 1st?

and what buy-in is this?

btw- how did you make that graph? in poker tracker?

Re: declining roi
 

how do you have a 10% roi with a 40% itm? that seems wierd to me, perhaps you need to work on your ITM play, or start getting ITM with more chips.

Re: declining roi
 

Just to let you know that moving down doesn't mean you're going to win more right away. It takes a different stategy to beat for instance a 16 turbo on PS than it does to beat a 27 turbo. You can't push as much as you can in the 27s cause you'll get called more. You have to be more patient. other than that yeah sample size. Just a suggestion to think about.