A question about equity adjustment and running hot-cold

iheartponeez · #1 10-21-2007, 04:26 PM

So my total winnings are 30BB right now, but according to Poker EV, my equity adjusted winnings are 172BB.

I'm just wondering if having winnings below equity is relatively normal, or running exceptionally cold, or what. And is this difference a big one, or is it just a small difference? I don't really understand the sizes, relatively.

Thanks.

allyasia · #2 10-21-2007, 05:20 PM

what's the sample size
it mean you eighter running really hot
or you are really killing the level you at, and should moveup if your bankroll can back it up.
my showdown winning is above the EV line, and my total winning is below.

iheartponeez · #3 10-21-2007, 07:56 PM

My sample is about 5K, but isn't it that I'm running cold? My equity is way higher, so I SHOULD (in a loose sense) have won much more than I have, right? The equity adjusted winnings means what I would have won if equity broke right, i.e. if I bet a dollar when I'm 60% to win the hand, and my opponent calls, I "won" 1.20 worth of equity (since I get 60% of each dollar).

My question is really how cold am I running? Is it abnormally crazy frigid, or just a light chill?

Also, my bankroll definitely can't handle moving up yet.