[mpethybridge]

I just started 8-tabling--previously, i usually only played 4 tables. Unfortunately, 8 tabling has coincided with a bad run of all ins. I am mainly interested in finding out how bad this run is, because, honestly, if this sort of thing happens with any frequency, I don't think I can emotionally tolerate 8 tables. I am not sure how this can be quantified, but if anybody can help I would appreciate it.

This is every hand I have been in during the last 3600 hands where either I or my opponent was all in with cards to come. It is two days of play on 8 tables. Many of these are against short stacks, though I don't imagine that affects the math.

All in on flop, opp. has 2 outs, hits.
All in on flop, opp. has 3 outs, hits.
All in preflop, AQs v. AQs, opp hits his flush.
All in on flop, opp. has 11 outs, hits.
All in preflop, my AA holds up against KK and AQo
All in preflop, my AK v. KJ, opp. wins.
All in preflop, my JJ v. AQ, opp. wins.
All in on flop, opp. has 2 outs, I win.
All in preflop, my AK v. JJ, opp wins.
All in on flop, opp. has 12 outs, hits.
All in on flop, I have 2 outs, opp. wins.
All in on flop, opp. has 2 outs, wins.