FT - 45 Man - Proper ROI

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I play the 45 man NL as my main game on FT. My Roi is around 50% with 200 games under my belt. I know 200 games is a small sample, but what do you think would be an attainable goal for these games? Also, how many games would be a good enough sample to figure out where I am really at. Thanks,

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what stakes do u play?
i think a 500 game sample would be the minimum to figure out where someone is but with that high of a ROI after 200 games, ur doing something right or ur running like god :)
 
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pantin007 said:
what stakes do u play?
i think a 500 game sample would be the minimum to figure out where someone is but with that high of a ROI after 200 games, ur doing something right or ur running like god :)
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$26/$75 stakes.. I bounce back in forth.
 
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50% wow, I am about 2 or 3% and am up over 10 grand this year. You must be getting rich. Hmmm I just checked on sharkscope and it says that you have played about 1250 games and your roi is -1%. please explain? I am not being a ####### I am just concerned that your stats are different. Are you checking correctly. It does show 3 good wins in the last few games but overall you appear to play headsup.
 
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50% wow, I am about 2 or 3% and am up over 10 grand this year. You must be getting rich. Hmmm I just checked on sharkscope and it says that you have played about 1250 games and your roi is -1%. please explain? I am not being a ####### I am just concerned that your stats are different. Are you checking correctly. It does show 3 good wins in the last few games but overall you appear to play headsup.
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Try a better stat site. With better break downs. OfficialPokerRankings.com has great breakdowns on different games.
 
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are you saying that your roi is wrong on sharkscope,lol
 
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lol

You're only as good as your last game.
 
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im saying what my roi is for 45 man tourneys.. which is what the subject matter is here Sharkscope does not break down ROIs based on the event I am talking about.
 
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Sharkscope doesnt show mtts (atleast not for me because I don't pay) so its not a true overview for players. I know my stats suck but I wont two MTTs this year on PS and they were for a few thousand, I can careless what the stats say..bottom line...my BR is good and thats all that matters.

GL with your stats man.
 
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brianvoytek said:
Sharkscope doesnt show mtts (atleast not for me because I don't pay) so its not a true overview for players. I know my stats suck but I wont two MTTs this year on PS and they were for a few thousand, I can careless what the stats say..bottom line...my BR is good and thats all that matters.

GL with your stats man.
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The reason I look at stats is because Ive played all over the board. 9 man SNGs, HeadsUp, 45Man MTTs, 180+ MTT. My goal is to figure where I am profitable, so I can build better from there.
 
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aussieguru said:
are you saying that your roi is wrong on sharkscope,lol
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Sharkscope isn't particularly accurate - they get most people's ROI wrong.

As for the OP, congrats, nice results. I dunno that I'd expect 50% to be a sustainable ROI, particularly at the reasonable stakes you're playing, but anything positive is good and going on your OPR stats it definitely seems like you've found your niche.
 
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If you wanna break it down by game type or number of players the site I've found that's good for it is pokerprolabs.com TopShark rankings. It's free and you can search with different options/filters, I highly recommend it. I'm not going to bother looking you up on it but I bet someone else will ;-)
 
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