Hi, I’ve been tracking my results in Hold’em Manager recently and got to this results graph within a month of playing mostly 45/90 player sit & gos in the micro stakes (2.50$ average buy-in, regular speed):

Results Graph

Most people have been telling me that it’s normal for the red non-showdown line to go steadily downwards while the blue showdown curve should be enough to keep the net profit going upwards.

Now that my non-showdown and showdown curve even each other out perfectly I am not sure where the problem is since I don’t have much experience with these kind of graphs..

Is my loss from non-showdown hands going down too steeply? Or am I just not getting enough value from the hands that I do showdown? Or is it possible that this mean I’m playing too loosely and have to give up too many hands before showdown as a result?

I’ve also been wondering whether there is a difference between what an optimal graph should look like at high stakes compared to micro stakes, if it matters I’m mostly playing a tight aggressive style (20% VPIP, 15% preflop raise, 66% postflop aggression)

I know it’s kind of hard to find leaks just from the results graph but I’m not sure where to start looking for my mistakes and hopefully someone can still point me in the right direction or tell me what’s wrong with my graph..

Thanks for the help!