Hi this may sound like a daft question but can someone explain to me about positive and negative redlines on HM2
Sorry for my dumbness and thank you
Hi this may sound like a daft question but can someone explain to me about positive and negative redlines on HM2
Sorry for my dumbness and thank you
Red lines are about non showdown winnings.
Here is a great article about red line made by our coach w34z3l.
Of course it is good...it is very good graph with very high winrate~around 20bb/100 hands. So here is some great play around it.
As you can see i a post i gave to you.....its all about green line. And green line in this graph is great:) So well done.
Thanks man that cheered me right up! Having the redline so high does that mean im bluffing alot and getting away with it?
Well orange line is EV line...expected value....you had some luck so far and ran good. A bit better than you suppose to but that doesn't change much here. Sometimes we area above that line, sometimes below. EV line is part of variance that affect our game.
I am a bit confused. Is that your graph? If it is just play like you played so far and don't bother about the lines....lines are useless, but your win-rate isn't
:f_cool:
yes its my graph, but if im honest software and stats aint my thing, never really looked into what they all mean, i only look at the green one!
Well as i said....keep working and maintain this green line. Work on your game and never change it just because of colorful lines
Thank you I will, im planning to move up a level next month so I hope it continues, and thanks again Alan if you have any more advice feel free to give it ♦
Originally posted by FatSunny
Only micros 2-10nl
still, 20bb/100 is sick winrate even for micros in my opinion
Lol never meant to be a brag just never really paid too much attention to it, if im honest im only just starting to get the hang of hm2 and what all the stats mean and how their interpreted.
Im thinking of moving up soon so am expecting it to drop but hopefully not by too much, do you think it sustainable?