Say you start with a $100, you get it up to $1000. Then you go back down to $300. Are you up $200 or down $700?
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Up $200
6 54.55% -
Down $700
5 45.45%
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05-02-08 05:50 PM #1
What do you consider losing?
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05-02-08 05:55 PM #2
Up $478.63
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05-02-08 07:21 PM #3
It depends on how you look at it. If from the perspective of your starting bank roll, then you're up. If from your highest account amount, then you're down. I would be more concerned with the starting bank roll. After all, starting with $500, winning $30K and losing it all, is not the same as starting with $30K and losing it all.
PS. I think this question was discussed not too long ago.
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05-03-08 02:45 AM #4
Down $700. Because I hate the phrase "playing with house money".
But, it's really a glass half full or half empty argument. It's all a matter of perspective.SBR Founder Join Date: 10/6/2005
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05-03-08 07:36 AM #5
Originally Posted by AgainstAllOdds
Lol...this guy wants to go Pro??
I feel for this guy, your up $200 you fukkin nit wit
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