Help with Interpreting Holdem Manager 3 Stats "All-In Adj Diff"

[spookr]

Ok so these stats are all from Ignition in like $3 - $7 buy in 1500 starting chip Tournaments. Basically just trying to see how unlucky i've been. Im fairly new to poker but i feel like recently i've been losing a lot of my important all ins when i have the better odds at the time of all in.
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I've filtered by 'All-In Adj Diff', and from what I can interpret when its in the positive it means you had the better odds of winning at the time of going all in but you ended up losing? I think?

So i think with it being +12k overall that would mean i've been more unlucky than i have been lucky?

Again I really have no idea so i just wanted to know if this is correct, and how unlucky this is? Is this a reasonable amount of variance for 1k hands? or does this constitute my tilting and quitting of poker? Or am I just a bitch who isnt cut out for poker?

Thanks

[fozzy71]

Did you play exactly 1k hands or did you not change the hands grid filter to show all of your played hands?

The 'All-In Adj Diff' stat = Difference between actual and adjusted net won amount based on expected all-in winnings in game currency.

A positive total means you ran below expectation.

This is easier to understand visually if you add that stat to the Overall report (with the 'Net Won Game' and 'All-In Adj Game') and open the 'Show/hide results graph'. Here are my own IGN tournaey hands from testing where I have a positive Diff stat:

Again I really have no idea so i just wanted to know if this is correct, and how unlucky this is? Is this a reasonable amount of variance for 1k hands? or does this constitute my tilting and quitting of poker? Or am I just a bitch who isnt cut out for poker?

I can't answer these questions. I am not a tourney player or a poker coach. I can say that in terms of cash games 1k hands is nothing and most cash players would say you can't know your expected win rate, or EV, with such a small sample.