I need some advice

There could be countless reasons why your money without showdown is so low. You could be folding too much on the flop to cbets, you could be continuing bluffs too long, you could be betting incorrectly at certain boards, playing too many hands oop, etc.

We need more info to be able to help you out with this. Post your typical stats if you have them, and if you have any typical postflop tendencies that spans across all types of players. Your blind defense % would also be helpful as well

On April 10 2010 23:12 TekxY wrote: W, I think one reason is because no matter what I never complete my draws, even when I have OESD + FD I complete 1 out of idk a ton

Well I can tell you right now it isn't this. The fact that you cited this a possible reason means that you are probably a pretty new player and therefore have lots of leaks pre and post flop. You can do some research on stats and start by looking for leaks there. You should read some articles, watch some videos, and think about the game a lot.

wtf happened from 70k hands onward?

On April 10 2010 23:48 zulu_nation8 wrote: wtf happened from 70k hands onward?

I think that's where he moved up

Oh I see. Can't tell much from this graph, you need to post your stats too.

Hope you're getting rakeback
Make sure you're paying attention to cbetting and playing in position. Playing too much out of position can also lead to negative non-showdown winnings.
But definitely post your stats, these are just general guesses

You're red line declines because you keep folding before the river. Try betting more turns and rivers. Although I cant promise you where your green line will end up.

This is a pretty funny graph, hahahah.

You are giving us too little information. First off, do you play shorthanded or fullring? Secondly, I suggest you post some hands and give us your thought process. Also, I wouldn't worry too much about decreasing red line. It doesn't necessarily mean it's bad, although... I think in your case, it may be a leak. But your blue line is skyrocketing to compensate for the red line plummeting ... so at least you are getting paid off on your hands. It's really more of a style thing imo.

You really need to like... analyzing the stats to be sure what's going on with your red line.

you are probably putting a lot of money in on early streets only to fold later.

think about spots where you call a lot on the flop or turn only to fold the next street and reconsider them.

think about spots where you keep cbetting with little equity and give up the turn.

think about spots where ppl have hands that definitely call 1 or 2 streets but will not call the next.

On April 11 2010 01:09 Arirang wrote: But your blue line is skyrocketing to compensate for the red line plummeting ... so at least you are getting paid off on your hands. It's really more of a style thing imo.

the blue line isnt skyrocketing. theres only a 2bb/100 difference between how much the blue is going up compared to how much the red is going down so theres definitely a problem.

This could be a Victory Poker banner :>

You need to limp less and raise almost every hand you play to 4x bb + 1bb for every limper

I use your graph when I can't pick up the food w/ a spoon :-p