Filter for effective stack

[scape]

So I just discovered that when i filter for effective stack it shows very inaccurate results. Im looking at my graph filtering only for hyperturbos hu sit&go. When i filter for effective stack 0.1-30 it should show the exact same graph as when i dont filter for effective stack because in hyperturbo headsup sit and go effective stack is never more than 25bb. Still it shows totally different graphs. I discovered this hen i filtered for effective stack 0-9 and the graph looks really inacucurate.

Is there an explanation for this? When i filter for actual stack it shows correct results. But actual stack only takes into account heros stack, correct?

[kraada]

It's not inaccurate, just incomplete. When in the big blind and you get a walk your effective stack is treated as 0 because you could never have lost any money in those hands -- you never had a chance to act, and effective stack is based on how much you can lose at your first action.

[scape]

So if I filter for effective stacks 0,1-30 that will filter out all the non showdown winnings when I get a walk from the big blind. That still does not explain how the showdown winnings an the EV adjusted winning are totally different?

[kraada]

The showdown winnings look the same to me, just the scales are different from the two graphs. A filter for just effective stack of something like 0.1 BB to 100BB or something similar shouldn't affect adjusted results though.

[scape]

Yes the Ev shows -6000 on one graph and +8000 on the other. So how do I do to analyze my game from the big blind and the small blind at different effective stack sizes when Im not confident that the graph I see is correct?

[kraada]

I'm certain they're correct, I'm just not certain exactly what is happening here.

Add a filter to the basic graph for "went to showdown" and compare that with the effective stack version with a "went to showdown" filter also enabled. Do you still see a discrepancy then?

[scape]

No it shows no discrepancy.

[kraada]

I responded in the other thread -- let's try to keep it to one thread so that I don't get confused