Monday, May 16, 2011

But How Much Did You Lose?

I have never actually tried to see the numbers over my entire poker career. Hand histories got stored on different hard drives, different computers and compiled by different programs (PT2 then HEM). I have spent the last week piecing it all together in Holdem Manager and I think these numbers are pretty accurate.

I should mention that I have tried and tried to get a graph but my computer and HEM threatens to explode every time. If I ever figure it out I will post it.

Alltime NL/PL Cash Game Results
 
I have made a small amount playing limit as well but its only about 1k. Tournaments and SnGs I didn't bother with either as I don't have all the hand histories and the winnings aren't anything substantial anyways. Likewise, there is some other random play at sites like Party and UB that is pretty inconsequential.

Rakeback, I have no real good way of estimating. Rough guess would be 20k which is the difference between my total cashouts and the 45k above. There are no deposits. I started by selling play money and am still working off that.

7 comments:

DONKEDOUT757 said...

I wonder what stakes you'd be playing at if you never withdrawn from your br?

BlackRain79 said...

Poker has been a decent chunk of my income for many years so it wasn't really an option. Probably much higher though.

Cardiff Home Computer Help said...

Great results. Love all the haters lol ing at you playing 2 & 5 NL but I think its cool.

BlackRain79 said...

Thanks. Haha ya, life's too short to waste any time on these people! Haters gonna hate...

John Lazarus said...

That is a decent amount of winnings you got there. If you're running a windows PC, you could try graphing that using MS Excel. Or have you already tried that?

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Jay Ramiro said...

thats impressive. I love the blog. great articles. cheers mate :)

BlackRain79 said...

John,

Never really thought of that. I don't have all the hand histories anymore in any case. I will get Stars to send them all to me again one day and see what I can do.

Jay,

Thanks!