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[QUOTE="pigpen02, post: 5061765, member: 23859"] We need more data. Did you gain 100% of your monthly earnings each of the last three months? How much of your monthly earnings did you win or lose each month over the last year? One point is not statistically significant. Poker pro Daniel Negreanu has cashed for more money in poker tournaments than anyone else in history, but he has now posted two straight years of losses. Negreanu, a Poker Hall of Famer, said in a blog post that he spent $2.87 million on buy-ins last year. He cashed for $2.79 million, which means he lost about $86,000 on 2017. He made nine final tables, but he failed to capture a win. He said that he played 71 events, with an average buy-in of roughly $40,000. He was down essentially two buy-ins on the year, which was virtually break-even, according to the 43-year-old. Should Daniel quit and read some books? [/QUOTE]
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