October: 128 hours live and a month in the red
October 1–30 comes to approximately −$28.1K, including the current week’s expected Rewards. A losing month, but there was plenty of poker, 16 streaming days and a community freeroll with 683 players. Here is the whole picture.
The month in numbers
| Tournament result | −$40,299.77 |
|---|---|
| Monthly cash-game result | −$123.80 |
| Last-longers | +$823.00 |
| Two final-table bets | −$3,000.00 |
| Community freeroll expense | −$500.00 |
| Rewards received | +$12,817.55 |
| Current-week Rewards expected | +$2,164.11 |
| Overall result including expected Rewards | −$28,118.91 |
Tournament buy-ins, including rake, were $318,485. Total returns were $278,185.23, including $30,000 in tickets at nominal value. That ticket value is part of the returns, not cash received.
Last-longers: $2,177 in stakes and $3,000 returned, for +$823.
This is approximate accounting. I do not have a complete record of all sold shares for the month, so this is not a precise personal result after shares. Next month I’ll keep more detailed records. The overall figure includes $2,164.11 in expected Rewards that have not yet been received.
What the graph shows
The original H2N graph shows chip and game performance, not dollar profit. Over 243 tournaments and approximately 31,000 hands, actual performance was 10 bb/100 and EV was 9.3 bb/100. Average buy-in was $721.10.
128 hours and 45 minutes together
Twitch’s Creator Dashboard records 128 hours and 45 minutes live from October 1 to October 30, across 16 streaming days. Thanks to everyone who watched, chatted and kept me company at the tables.
A freeroll for the community
683 players joined our freeroll, and all three prize winners were from Ukraine 🇺🇦. kirb1 won $300, nicehand75 $150 and KaMaP28 $50. I’ve transferred all $500 to the winners. Thank you to everyone who took part.
The month finished in the red. That belongs in the record too. There were a lot of hours at the tables and a lot of time together on stream. We keep going, and I’ll keep sharing the results openly.