Steve, do you ever wonder if you could achieve a higher win rate if you were to fade yourself after a long run like you had the previous month? I know it's hard to know when the tide is going to turn and probably even harder to bet the opposite of your conviction and hard work but we all know that revision to the mean (55-60%) is just around the corner when you go on a 80-90% winning run for a few weeks.
Sleepy J is having a very similar run to the one you had in October, if one were to try this technique, they would watch the plays for a bad beat or 2, maybe a few losers (it seems to always turn like this), and then begin to bet against the plays until he fell back to about 60% or lower from the time the winning run began.
Dave Essler is on the flip side, been on a bad run since the 19th of October, all kinds of 1 pt and .5pt losers and 8 3* plays in a row, I would say he's a buy right now.
This is essentially buying low and selling high, I was just wondering if you ever contemplated this because I know you are a math guy and revision to a mean is something that I think can successfully be bet on, both ways.