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  1. <table id="t1" border="1" bordercolor="black"><tbody id="tablerows"><tr id="www43#pokerstars&null"><td align="center">137</td><td title="The Av. Profit is the Average Profit Per Game after rake has been subtracted." align="right">-$2 </td><td title="The Av. Stake is the average tournament buy-in amount." align="right">$7 </td><td title="The Av. ROI is the Average of each game's Return On Investment. It is the average of each (Payout-(Stake+Rake))/(Stake+Rake). This is not the same as total ROI which is (Total Payouts-(Total Rake+Total Stakes))/(Total Stakes+Total Rake)." align="center">39%</td><td title="The Total Profit is the net profit for this player (and includes rake)." align="right">-$223 </td><td title="Super Hot=6 straight payouts. Hot=3 straight payouts. Tilt=4 straight losses. Super Tilt=8 straight losses." align="center">-</td><td align="center">PokerStars</td></tr></tbody></table>
    this is the stats from some guy I was playin in a 180 on stars...

    is that cuz he does well at the lower buyins and lost his money in the higher ones?
  2. That's it!
  3. im smart
    Thread Starter
  4. Yes, you're thinking is right. Sharkscope shows you AVG. ROI per game played, not total ROI for all games played.
  5. weeee
  6. Its called "Rake".

    Boke
     

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