Pure Chance
Don't have numbers directly in front of me, but to show you how meaningless 200 some hours are, consider this example:
"Let a person play 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year, less 3 weeks
"vacation", 13 "paid holidays" and 8 "sick days" at 85 rounds per hour in a 6 deck, S17, DOA, DAS, RSA, LSR, 75% penetration game. This
is consistent with a "professional" player. Let this "professional" use a decent 2 or 3 level system, and further assumes that this player plays all hands. For a "moderate" 1-12 spread, the player still has around a 15% chance of behind DOWN after a years play."
Now turn it around, let's say you are playing a REALLY BAD game, and have the disadvantage equal to the advantage the above player is generating. That means you have about a 15% chance of being ahead after about 1800 hours of play.
After 287 hours of play, your 87 some units ahead, could all disappear in the next 20 hours of play and it wouldn't even be a stretch in the normal variation you find in the game.
So I would say your results are about 50/50. 50% of the time you will do better than you have, and about 50% of the time you will do worse (sometimes much worse).
Of course, since you are using STOP wins and STOP losses, it will probably take you a couple of years to get in 2000 hours to even start to see where this system is really taking you.