A leak in my game

Statistics can reveal some strange things. You many think you know what kind of poker player you are, and that you know exactly how you play; however, statistics can show you weaknesses you never knew you had. Today I wrote a tool to aggregate the information collected by the fully matured hands tool I wrote yesterday. Here's what it spat out:

   -985371     298806   -1284177   947    -1040.52   high card
  -1637083    3534546   -5171629  2897     -565.10   one pair
   2380855    6176729   -3795874  1990     1196.41   two pair
   2293885    3471194   -1177309   534     4295.66   three of a kind
   2335811    3073895    -738084   460     5077.85   straight
   2040368    2639192    -598824   328     6220.63   flush
   2676134    3050901    -374767   309     8660.63   full house
    183246     183246          0    22     8329.36   four of a kind
     73800      73800          0     4    18450.00   straight flush
     55688      55688          0     2    27844.00   royal flush

   9417333   22557997  -13140664  7493     1256.82

From left to right, the columns contain net delta, positive delta, negative delta, number of hands, average delta per hand, and hand type. I'm flabbergasted to discover that I've lost nearly a million play dollars playing high card hands. What a git I am :-)

During current Hold'em session you were dealt 153 hands and saw flop:
 - 24 out of 26 times while in big blind (92%)
 - 16 out of 26 times while in small blind (61%)
 - 63 out of 101 times in other positions (62%)
 - a total of 103 out of 153 (67%)
 Pots won at showdown - 10 of 31 (32%)
 Pots won without showdown - 22

delta: $-70,762
cash game no limit hold'em balance: $5,146,286
balance: $7,595,694