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| ROI In Different Types Of Tournament Do you think that ROI would be higher, lower or the same for the skilled player in MTTs as opposed to single table Sit N Gos. I think that the ROI would be higher for MTTs because the potential prize money is much higher there. |
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| You can play a *lot* of single table S&G's so your actual EV will match your results in a shorter amount of time (measured in months or years). Single table S&G's pay the top 1/3 of players: 1st = 50% 2nd = 30% 3rd = 20% So it's pretty easy for a good player to cash on a consistent basis. MTT's will pay the top 10%, so you cash a lot less. Also, the big money is in the top places, so you have to go farther to get there. How many 7,800 player Sunday Million games would a skilled player have to win to get 1st place? Now, MTT's have a massive payout at the end. So after many many losses and small wins, that player will eventually have a big win which will make up for those unprofitable/barely-profitable games. So yeah, *eventually* a skilled MTT player will have a larger ROI than an equal S&G player. However, that S&G player can play ten times as many games. So they get to cash in on their EV a lot more than MTT players do. |
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