Are spin & go $ 0.25 profitable?

#1 28th March 2017, 9:28 PM

I currently do not have enough bankroll to play nl2 and I thought about trying out the spin of 0.25 $, which I think can get to profitability or end in losses

#2 28th March 2017, 9:34 PM

when I have enough money play 0.25 My most profitable

#3 28th March 2017, 10:33 PM

How many have not played in the back for 0.25 more than $ 1 nevidalo, but if the right moment, then the bank will grow a little ... or vice versa, the loss of the last cents)))

#4 30th March 2017, 1:05 PM

I don't like spin and gos in general but I have played some of those because there was a challenge now and then. They can be profitable because many players who participate in those just punting if they don't hit a big multiplier, I have a profit of $7 in 276 spins! Hope that answered your question

#5 30th March 2017, 1:21 PM

For me spin and goes can be very hard..It's like you play final table last 3 and you have to be always first..Sometimes I win 3-4 in a row and then can not win again for 3-4 and that is not so profitable for me

#6 30th March 2017, 1:32 PM

spin and go is a great way to build a bankroll

#7 30th March 2017, 1:34 PM

It is very difficult to play when you do not have enough stock on the bank. It is better to try to play the cache game at the very minimum limit. Do you have 0.80 cents? No problem to make up to $ 5 for a few hours.

#8 30th March 2017, 1:42 PM

If you are lucky guy and hit 2k $ yea 0.25 $ spin n go is profitable

#9 30th March 2017, 2:04 PM

It's not profitable usually you hit 0,50 in the end when you play only sit and go you have more loss on your bankroll

#10 30th March 2017, 2:23 PM

0.25 only once hit $ 3 for a win with a set. $ 0.50 / 1 rarely ..
As I noted, it's profitable for SnG for $ 1, there a couple of times even a win of $ 25 won

#11 30th March 2017, 2:27 PM

Originally Posted by PKPurple

I currently do not have enough bankroll to play nl2 and I thought about trying out the spin of 0.25 $, which I think can get to profitability or end in losses

I lost my 3$ bankroll on .25 spinngo's. I tried cash NL2 6-max and for me worked better than spins.

#12 30th March 2017, 2:33 PM

rake is big in low cost spins and you need luck lvl go up fast

#13 30th March 2017, 2:40 PM

Spin & Go's can be profitable if you're good at them. But if you don't have a big enoug bankroll for NL2 I don't know if you should be playing Spin & Go's as they're way more variance heavy.

What BR do you have? You should be able to start playing NL2 quite low if you're able to beat it.

#14 30th March 2017, 2:50 PM

i would say they are profitable especially if you are now starting out trying to build a bankroll.Most ppl dont think them seriously as they play them in hopes of hitting the large multiplier and usually just all in after not getting it. So if you grind them out it can be pretty profitable.

#15 30th March 2017, 3:28 PM

Every game can be profitable.I wonder if anyone have got a multiplier higher than x6 and if anyone got a seat on sunday million table.

#16 30th March 2017, 7:15 PM

I think you should not play spin & go. In this game much depends on luck. You can sometimes play for fun, but no more. Instead of spin&go it is better to play sit & go for 0.25$ or 0.50$. Spin&go - is a game for thrill-seekers

#17 31st March 2017, 8:58 AM

Originally Posted by alfadog85

I think you should not play spin & go. In this game much depends on luck. You can sometimes play for fun, but no more. Instead of spin&go it is better to play sit & go for 0.25$ or 0.50$. Spin&go - is a game for thrill-seekers

There's less variance in Spin & Go's than $0.25 and $0.50 Sit & Go's. They're all > 45 players right? For a small bankroll I'd rather play Spin & Go's.

#18 31st March 2017, 9:09 AM

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#19 31st March 2017, 3:25 PM

I think they are profitable because there are lots of bad players in small stakes spin n gos.

#20 31st March 2017, 3:48 PM

Originally Posted by Gabinho12345

I think they are profitable because there are lots of bad players in small stakes spin n gos.

I decided to try Spin n Goes $0.25 and I was surprised by the quality of players that I saw there.

Some are really bad; but I often get real challenges when it comes to heads up.

I even played with a Supernova player. I don't know what he was doing in a $0.25 game but he was there.

#21 31st March 2017, 4:55 PM

Originally Posted by alfadog85

I think you should not play spin & go. In this game much depends on luck. You can sometimes play for fun, but no more. Instead of spin&go it is better to play sit & go for 0.25$ or 0.50$. Spin&go - is a game for thrill-seekers

I completely agree. But at high stakes, as a rule, from luck, less dependence and more skill

#22 31st March 2017, 10:07 PM

My opinion, I have tried $0.25 spin & go and it just has not worked out in terms of profitability.

Too many times other players will go all-in every hand only for myself to constantly get bad beats every time.

Suggestion is to play regular MTT where its less luck and more skill

#23 31st March 2017, 10:09 PM

Originally Posted by 619Leafs

My opinion, I have tried $0.25 spin & go and it just has not worked out in terms of profitability.

Too many times other players will go all-in every hand only for myself to constantly get bad beats every time.

Suggestion is to play regular MTT where its less luck and more skill

Variance in MTT > variance in Spin & Go's.

If your opponents go all-in every hand you should be extremely happy and if you have the right counter strategy you will make insane profit in the long run.

Getting bad beats is good. It means you got it in as the favourite.

#24 31st March 2017, 10:25 PM

Know how to play heads up hyper turbos if you are going to jump in these. Most players about the 3$ all have high ranking in hyper turbo heads up so you need to know the odds with less plays and one thing I will stress from playing connectors are very valuable

#25 1st April 2017, 7:08 PM

The Spin And Go are good at playing for their agility and speed; Those of 0.25 may not be profitable but they serve to learn new strategies of play and to make better movements against our opponents

#26 1st April 2017, 7:46 PM

Yup I think the .25 cent spin n gos are profitable the prize is usuallly 4x or 6x when it starts

#27 1st April 2017, 8:32 PM

If you win 90 players $0.25, you'll get $5.78 (23 entries) but... u must play around 3.30/4 hours

#28 1st April 2017, 8:37 PM

NO. Spin&Go's aren't profitable.You pay 0,25$ and in 90% of the games I've played came 0,50$ as a prize

#29 1st April 2017, 8:37 PM

I personally do not think they are profitable. More like a game of chance and a big gamble if you ask me. I've won a few lost a few, but not a lot of skill involved

#30 2nd April 2017, 5:46 AM

These games are profitable as long as you win more than you don't. The format makes them profitable if you are lucky enough to hit a game with a huge payout and you can manage to win that one. As it is playing for 0,25$ and winning 0,50$ isn't that profitable.

#31 2nd April 2017, 6:48 AM

no. it is not profitable.
Look the big prize game list in spin and go and you can't find game with buy in $0.25

#32 2nd April 2017, 7:01 AM

I've played in these a few times, they are definitely profitable if your short handed game is on point.

#33 2nd April 2017, 1:27 PM

it would be really interesting to see some graphs with a decent sample size for micro spin and gos
i have not played that many yet but three-handed play against micro-skilled players looks to me more ev+ than mtts.
interesting would be also a comparsion between micor-spin and gos and micro sngs

#34 2nd April 2017, 5:18 PM

That's little probable, analyzing the amount of chips and the blinds.

Now, someone noticed that these days they took away suddenly the spin & go (in fictitious money)?

#35 2nd April 2017, 8:01 PM

All depends if your winning a lot and are lucky! I seem to get super unlucky most of the time for some reason!

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