by Ventilatorrr » Sat Aug 16, 2025 7:56 am
Based on your screenshot, it looks like that on average you would've won 300,000 chips more than you did, and there are two sharp drops when you got "unlucky".
Please note that it's really hard to get any meaningful data out of graphs like this for MTTs. Remember that you always lose all of your chips in a tournament unless you finish first - i.e. you can lose all your chips and still make money, so your chip graph can drop steadily while you're still making a profit. The net adjusted graph follows the actual chips won graph for all hands except all-ins, so the lines only diverge when there is an all-in.