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Set over Set %?
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[QUOTE="JMcCabe, post: 1593365, member: 73315"] lol....nice ending. Not even going to reply to his graph? As I said, worrying about set over set situations is pointless, but in relation to you graph: I was wrong...you're not cbetting too much. Your red line looks ok, though ideally you'll want it to hover around $0 or even rise (like mine :p ). You seem to be losing too much at showdown, which to me means you're stacking off too light. Review your showdown hands (that's one of the benefits of using tracking software) and try to find situations where you're making big mistakes going to showdown. Try to plug the leaks. 2k hands is a pretty useless sample, as variance (both positive and negative) can last for 10s of thousands of hands. I'd still suggest 4 tabling for a while or even going down to 2 tabling and then adding a table a week, based on results. Good luck [/QUOTE]
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