What is a good winning sit n go percentage?

#1 30th September 2009, 3:50 PM

Could someone please tell me the break even point for sit n gos at $1.25 and $2.25 9 person tables.And what a good win percentage woud be i cant find this info anywhere, any help appreciated TY!

#2 30th September 2009, 4:03 PM

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Originally Posted by cheermom48017

Could someone please tell me the break even point for sit n gos at $1.25 and $2.25 9 person tables.And what a good win percentage woud be i cant find this info anywhere, any help appreciated TY!

Break even for $1.25 would be: (1.25) Wins and (1.25) 2nds and (1.25) 3rds per 9 sngs.

Break even for $2.25 would be: (1.125) Wins and (1.25) 2nds and (1.25) 3rds per 9 man sngs

In a 9 man sng,you want to be winning 15% or greater to expect profit!

Its early but I think my math is correct.

Snow

#3 30th September 2009, 4:15 PM

i dont play the $1.25 as the rake is just insane. it's still nutz at the $2.25s but i got to start somewhere. i got 772 games in so far and barely showing a profit. 12.2% 1st 12.3% 2nd 16.3% 3rd. i'm ITM 40.8% with a ROI of 4.4%. so i would think 15% for 1st place finishes should be obtainable and should show a good profit.

#4 1st October 2009, 1:53 AM

Basically you want to finish I.T.M (<< in the money) ~36%+ to be a break-even player.
Playing the $1 sng's, it will be difficult to stay ahead of the rake, being that it is 25% whereas it is usually only 10% in most games.
I would move up to the $2's as it is better there.

#5 1st October 2009, 5:58 AM

TY all you have been a big help, i think i will definitely try going with the $2.25 from now on didnt realize it made that big a difference. Thx very much for the info.

#6 1st October 2009, 6:16 AM

somewher between 20%-above 1st place and itm at least 36% should be okay,but 5$ and up is better cash .. 2 is what i usually play but the 6 man..easy small cash then try some 5$ 6man sngs then maybe 9man too if u feel like u want to

#7 1st October 2009, 12:01 PM

seems like FTP dropped the rake 5 cents on there $1 sngs. there now $1.20 which is still 16%.

#8 1st October 2009, 12:53 PM

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i dont play the $1.25 as the rake is just insane. it's still nutz at the $2.25s but i got to start somewhere. i got 772 games in so far and barely showing a profit. 12.2% 1st 12.3% 2nd 16.3% 3rd. i'm ITM 40.8% with a ROI of 4.4%. so i would think 15% for 1st place finishes should be obtainable and should show a good profit.

how may years did u play for %4 roi?
is it hard to achieve?

#9 1st October 2009, 5:22 PM

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Originally Posted by cardplayer52

seems like FTP dropped the rake 5 cents on there $1 sngs. there now $1.20 which is still 16%.

It's still ridiculous. This is one of the things I liked so much about Bugsy's Club.

Rake = 10% across the board
3rd = 2x base buy-in
2nd = 3x base buy-in
1st = 5x base buy-in

Anyone know of a site that comes close to that now?

#10 2nd October 2009, 12:00 AM

Full Tilt is close to that.

1st = 4.5x
2nd = 2.7x
3rd = 1.8x

The payout you want can only be attained with 10man sng's, and most are 9. Try the Pokerstars 3.40 turbos

After they take the .40, payout is what you described.
1st = 5x
2nd = 3x
3rd = 2x

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