Can you send me a PM please?

Cruel game.
This might give you some inspiration:
http://www.husng.com/content/skaiwalkurrr

Hey first thing is first i would be pretty happy with that graph at the moment.......To be a successful Hyper Turbo Player you need virtually zero tilt and in poker there should not be any tilt anyway because the best players are not results orientated, Daniel Coleman and SkaiWalkurrr (The best Hyper Turbo players in the world) only win 52% of games but they play the highest stakes so low ROI% is fine. You do just have to keep playing until you play enough games for your E.V line cross over again, you still have not played enough games yet ever. Look how many times your E.v line will cross over after 50,000 games and not 6, 800. Although improvement is still needed has your ROI could do with increasing. Re-evaluate your game and look where you are losing value but remember it is more important that your E.V line is good rather than your actual profit line in the long term. Better to be running bad and playing well rather than running good and playing bad (unless you are in the Main Event....ha). Just keep going, the importance of being totally untilted and balanced is so important in Hyper Turbos to move up the stakes, there should be no expression when they hit a one outer on the river and just move onto the next hands. Daniel "Jungleman" Cates said one of the big difference between the high stakes and the highEST stakes is that world class players like Ike Haxton have zero tilt which makes that part of there game un-exploitable and you win games of poker from players making exploitable tendencies, in this case tilt, so probably over aggression especially against limps (one example). 
P.s Your last 700 games your E.v line has been pretty flat, could still be variance and card distribution or your game has not adapted/a leak has crept in. Be aware of your recent plays.