dmorris68
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This is probably just a hair-splitting semantic question, but my uncertainty has been bugging me for awhile so I'm seeking clarification.
When talking about MTT's, does that also include multi-table SnG's, and when talking about SnG's, does that imply single-table SnG's? Most books I see go out of their way to define a SnG as a single-table affair. And it makes sense to equate a multi-player SnG with a MTT since it's the same thing only unscheduled, though with typically smaller fields than most true MTTs.
I ask because while analyzing stats (ROI and ITM%, specifically) the thresholds for success are very different between 9-player SnGs and MTT's. It is said that 15-20% ITM is considered good for MTT's, while >40% is considered good for single-table SnG's.
I rarely play single-table SnG's, but often play 45 or 90 player SnG's, sometimes 180's. Occasionally an 18 or 27, but not as often as the larger ones. And I mix in a few MTT's here and there. So should I be primarily concerning myself with MTT numbers, perhaps adjusting them slightly for the smaller fields, or what?
When talking about MTT's, does that also include multi-table SnG's, and when talking about SnG's, does that imply single-table SnG's? Most books I see go out of their way to define a SnG as a single-table affair. And it makes sense to equate a multi-player SnG with a MTT since it's the same thing only unscheduled, though with typically smaller fields than most true MTTs.
I ask because while analyzing stats (ROI and ITM%, specifically) the thresholds for success are very different between 9-player SnGs and MTT's. It is said that 15-20% ITM is considered good for MTT's, while >40% is considered good for single-table SnG's.
I rarely play single-table SnG's, but often play 45 or 90 player SnG's, sometimes 180's. Occasionally an 18 or 27, but not as often as the larger ones. And I mix in a few MTT's here and there. So should I be primarily concerning myself with MTT numbers, perhaps adjusting them slightly for the smaller fields, or what?