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Message: [QUOTE="blueskies, post: 1818862, member: 50699"] I think it's normal. Even random walks generated on Excel rarely take on what you might expect. There are usually huge jumps up and down along the way. Here's my graph from PTR. It's not complete as many hands are missing, but the general trend is pretty accurate. Couldn't win for 4 months (some incredibly bad streaks) and things have finally turned around in the last two months. (Finally having flush draws hitting around 1 out of 3 instead of 2 out of 3, winning most of the 6:4 flips, etc.) I think the best thing to do is to end your session when things are going downhill and keep playing when you're running good as long as you are not tired. And once your good run start to feel like it's going downhill, end the session. [/QUOTE]