Similar to the 'flat-surprise' example, with an exit-price barely more than the entry-price,
was this one worth owning?
But before making a precipitous decision on that, throw away the entry/exit-price criteria altogether and turn your focus instead onto just the thick bold UIC-RR ("euchre") line. You may even confirm what this seems to be saying, if you like, with the hard Return-Rate number.
And in order to understand even more crsiply what is going on, just track the UIC-RR line back to its entry-point at the 'virtual buy-in price'. And finally, just because the UpicT earth has turned out to be not so dead flat, not so inorganic, you should be able to answer the question with some confidence.
You may even arrive at the same answer, but at least it will be properly informed.