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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 945298, member: 26306"]
I think SD vs. NSD winnigs is based on style. I've seen graphs flipped (C9 the biggest one), I've seen graphs with semi-even NSD, and I've seen graphs where both NSD and SD winnings are about half each of the winnings, and several in between.

fwiw my graphs usually look somewhat like roundcat's. I don't think it's a bad thing. Basically raising your NSD winnings usually means folding less before SD. Whether this means continuing and firing 2nd and 3rd barrels more often or calling down lighter, it's going to decrease your SD winnings. Obviously we want to maximize the sum, we really don't much care about each individually. So I've quit caring that much about it and instead focusing on the W$WSF (won $ when saw flop) stat. When I'm playing well that's up ~43-45%. When I'm not making any moves and just playing fit or fold it's down around 35-37%.

But back to the analysis, other people could very well be right, but I'm going to come out and say that without further information they are simply shots in the dark. I could very easily see a graph with high NSD winnings and say your value bets are too big, you must be folding them out too much when you could have gotten a call and won more at SD. I could say you're calling too much because generally you want to be folding when you are beat. Until we see some details it's hard to judge but I don't believe that graph in and of itself is a bad thing.
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