650BB down swing for a winning player?

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Here is my chart since July 1.

[PokerBob]

a.) the link doesn't work
b.) a 650BB drop and winning player likely do not go together, but i'll leave that to the math geeks to sort out.

[TheHip41]

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a.) the link doesn't work
b.) a 650BB drop and winning player likely do not go together, but i'll leave that to the math geeks to sort out.

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at the tougher limits, I know this is possible.

I went on a 650BB downswing in march-april this year.

I have since won 500BB. So over 80,000 hands, I'm running at 0.8BB/100, so not great, but still winning. It was fun times.

[aflaba]

Do you think you were a winning player during that period?

[krishan]

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Here is my chart since July 1.

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Anything is possible. To date, I think it's unheard of. What is your long term winrate. How many hands do you have at the limit?

Krishan

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Chart is there now.

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sxb,

As I remember, you've been a significant winner for a long time. How much of this downswing do you think was tilt?

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Maybe 10 to 20 percent.

[MAxx]

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Maybe 10 to 20 percent.

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it's probably a hard thing to quantify. i'd think though that 10% of all decisions being influenced by tilt could yield some pretty crazy results. Doesnt 10 to 20% sound really high to you all if you think about what 10 to 20 % really means. Maybee you mean you had tilt occur for short period during 10 to 20% of your sessions. Hmm tilt is tuff to quantify anyway.

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What I meant was that around 100BB lost because of the tilting.