New to HUTorneys. A few quick Q's.

[Jack Bando]

How many games do you need before the numbers ($,ROI,VPIP...) matter?

And what are ok/good/great numbers for ROI,VPIP, ITM% in HU tourneys?

[ChicagoRy]

ROI/winrate is really the only thing I would look at. I mean if some of your numbers are really really extreme like 5% or 95% PFR %, then yea you can tell they are messed up, but generally all the cash game #s aren't a big deal in HUSNG.

As for sample sizes for winrate and ROI, a few hundred games.

[dboy23]

yeah our fish usually find out they are fish sooner but thankfully they have ego problems.

[hra146]

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yeah our fish usually find out they are fish sooner but thankfully they have ego problems.

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lol, well put.

[dboy23]

positive ROI is good. I'd say 10% at 50s+ and 12% and smaller should be your aim. Higher rois are possible as well.

[Rookie16]

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positive ROI is good. I'd say 10% at 50s+ and 12% and smaller should be your aim. Higher rois are possible as well.

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On sharkscope they have "average ROI" . Are you refering to the average ROI or Total ROI ?
Im having a hard time trying to figure out what the difference is between the two of them, so if someone could explain i would really appreciate it. Also when people talk about their ROI, are they refering to their Total ROI?

[dboy23]

if you lost 1000 $2 games but won a $5500 your total roi would be positive. you average roi would be very close to -100%

[Perseus]

Can we get someone to write a FAQ on this? I'll do it if no one else wants to, but being generally new to HUSnG's compared to others I may need help with the numbers.