Top ten session aggregate loss

It's not surprising that when I win, I generally prefer to win big. What may be surprising is that when I lose, sometimes I actually prefer to lose big! If I can lose big enough to make it into the top ten of some category, I feel my session wasn't a total waste :-) That was the case last night. Defining session aggregate loss as the sum of the hand deltas of the losing hands of the session, last night's session aggregate loss clocked in at number eight on my all time cash game list. Here are the top ten:

    -86582     416440    -503022 2013-06-11
   -100000     240287    -340287 2013-06-12
   -230261      93779    -324040 2013-06-13
    -79538     202705    -282243 2014-06-18
    -79355     167287    -246642 2014-01-29
      4445     244836    -240391 2011-11-26
   -143125      90647    -233772 2013-11-28
   -120000     106020    -226020 2014-08-19
      3823     223781    -219958 2014-01-23
   -100000     118520    -218520 2014-06-06

The first column is the session delta, the second column is the session aggregate win, and the third column is the session aggregate loss. Any time your session aggregate loss approaches a quarter of a million play dollars, you definitely know you're doing something wrong :-) In my case, what I'm doing wrong is going to too many showdowns. I'll try to correct that tonight.

During current Stud session you were dealt 143 hands and:
- saw fourth street 97 times (67%)
- saw fifth street 77 times (53%)
- saw sixth street 58 times (40%)
- reached showdown 28 times (19%)
 Pots won at showdown - 12 of 28 (42%)
 Pots won without showdown - 9

delta: $-120,000
cash game 7 card stud balance: $53,082
balance: $10,138,816