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pilgrim07pilgrim07
edited July 2013 in Poker Chat
I was checking my stats and, although I was showing a small profit my ROI was minus 3.4. Can anyone tell me how this is calculated. Many thanks
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  • BorinLonerBorinLoner
    edited July 2013
    Don't confuse your average ROI with your actual ROI.

    One big win could leave you in profit but if you usually lose, your average ROI could be negative. That's the only explanation that makes sense to me.
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  • FlyingDaggFlyingDagg
    edited July 2013
    Click on your name in sharkscope and it brings up a graph. There are headers along the top click statistics. One of your statistics will be total ROI. But which one is more accurate I don't know.
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  • Lambert180Lambert180
    edited July 2013
    BL has covered this, SS will show average ROI...

    So you could play 50 x 60p DYMs, and win 60/60 and you'd have a bloody amazing ROI.

    Then you play 1 x £100 DYM and lose it. You're now showing a loss in £££ but your ROI will still be amazing.

    As someone explained to me the other day, if you've got small profit and big ROI, it's usually cos you're doing really good in low stakes games and bad in higher stakes.
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  • pilgrim07pilgrim07
    edited July 2013
    Thanks guys, things are much clearer now-----------I`m a fish!
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