Notice that once the VPIP = TRUE filter is added the blue, red, and green lines all become very positive. This means the player has invested chips in the hand, the posting of blinds not included). Conversely, the Personal Results graph shown below has a filter added for VPIP = TRUE (Voluntarily Put Money In Pot. The graph shown above is the player's normal Personal Results Graph which shows all winnings with showdowns and non-showdowns from all positions and all hands, regardless of whether the player participated in the pot. Let’s review two Personal Results graphs from the same player over the same sample size. What creates this unique alligator mouth shape? Well, the biggest culprit by far is the inclusion of the blinds.Ī typical Personal Results Graph with Showdown / Non SD Winnings Displayed The average player has a negative red line which creates this “alligator mouth” view the red line is negative, the blue line is very positive, and the green line is somewhere in the middle. Many players look at their personal results graph when the “Rainbow” of Green, Red, and Blue is displayed at the same time, but they are not sure what to make of it. The old familiar green line is still the overall profit, but I like to think of it as the summation of the blue and red lines. The blue line is the summation of all pots where the Active Player did see a showdown. Simply put, the red line is the summation of all pots, won or lost, where the Active Player did not see a showdown. In most poker tracking tools, these new graph lines are displayed when the Showdown / Non SD Winnings option is checked. Now instead of a single green line, we have the blue line and the red line. But then, one day, two new lines were introduced to poker graphs that represented a new way to consider winnings and things haven’t been the same since. In the olden days of online poker (and by that I mean just a few years ago) an active online poker player might graph his or her results to review a single green line telling you how much money they had won over however many hands.
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