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08-13-2007, 08:54 AM
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What\'s a good ROI for 2 table sngs?
Anyone have any numbers on 18 man, 2 table sngs? Turbos on stars? If not, should I assume ROI should be relatively smaller than a stg roi because of more players, or slightly higher because of softer competition?
Anyone play a lot of these and have any numbers they could clue me in on? It was suggested at the beginners section that I ask this question here. Thanks. 
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08-13-2007, 08:59 AM
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Re: What\'s a good ROI for 2 table sngs?
the more people in the tournament, the higher potential roi.
take a look at the roi in the FAQ and then assume you can have a slightly higher roi at 18 man (and i am just suggesting an extra 2% or so).
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08-13-2007, 09:00 AM
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Re: What\'s a good ROI for 2 table sngs?
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the more people in the tournament, the higher potential roi. take a look at the roi in the FAQ and then assume you can have a slightly higher roi at 18 man (and i am just suggesting an extra 2% or so). [/ QUOTE ] Thanks for the info.
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08-13-2007, 09:04 AM
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Re: What\'s a good ROI for 2 table sngs?
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take a look at the roi in the FAQ and then assume you can have a slightly higher roi at 18 man (and i am just suggesting an extra 2% or so). [/ QUOTE ] I would guess a really good player can do better than 2% over the "accepted" ROI's for STT's for each buy-in level. I don't believe there are many pro's playing these things.
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08-13-2007, 09:24 AM
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Re: What\'s a good ROI for 2 table sngs?
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[ QUOTE ] take a look at the roi in the FAQ and then assume you can have a slightly higher roi at 18 man (and i am just suggesting an extra 2% or so). [/ QUOTE ] I would guess a really good player can do better than 2% over the "accepted" ROI's for STT's for each buy-in level. I don't believe there are many pro's playing these things. [/ QUOTE ] oh yeah, you are right. i just looked at the numbers in the FAQ and they are higher than i expected. so i might suggest take the number in the FAQ and multiply it by 1.3 or something like that. and again, these numbers are for very good players at the given level.
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08-13-2007, 10:23 AM
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Re: What\'s a good ROI for 2 table sngs?
Regardless of what a good roi is attainable you must keep in mind the swings are absolutely ridiculous. I know from playing about 3k of these.
If you have the ROI simulator just play around with it for a little. For example use 7.5%, 7, 7, 7 for win Percentage which is "21.5%" ROI and more or less what I have been running. The results are downright scary. 50 buyin drops over 1000 games 10% of the time. 50% chance of going 18 straight out of the money etc.. And if you lower the winrate to say something like 10% ROI over 1000 games it becomes much worse. 50% likihood of 45 buy in drops. (2% 100buy in drop!!!) Keep in mind this is for someone whose "actual" ROI is 10% Should give you pause if you are considering playing them seriously without a real bankroll (200+ buyins).
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