What is HOI?

[christovam]

I would like to know what the HOI that some players talk about. They say that their HOI should be increasing and effective. Why do they say this? Does it have to do with the money you make?

 

[Andyreas]

Do you mean ROI?

It stands for Return on Investment. It means the money you winnings compared to the buyins.

It's calculated as
the money won - buy-in /buy-in and is a percentage value.

If your ROI is high, it means you're a profitable player. If it's negative, it means you're loosing money in the long run.

The ROI is calculated for each game and then as an average over all games.

For example if you win 4$ in an MTT with a 2$ buy-in, your ROI = (4-2)/2= 100%

If you do not cash in in the next 2$ MTT, the ROI is (0-2)/2= -100%.

Total ROI= 100%+(-100%) = 0%.

Your wins are 2$ from first MTT and -2$ from second MTT = 0$.

So it shows you did not win or loose any amount.

Hope that helps.

 

[christovam]

Do you mean ROI?

It stands for Return on Investment. It means the money you winnings compared to the buyins.

It's calculated as
the money won - buy-in /buy-in and is a percentage value.

If your ROI is high, it means you're a profitable player. If it's negative, it means you're loosing money in the long run.

The ROI is calculated for each game and then as an average over all games.

For example if you win 4$ in an MTT with a 2$ buy-in, your ROI = (4-2)/2= 100%

If you do not cash in in the next 2$ MTT, the ROI is (0-2)/2= -100%.

Total ROI= 100%+(-100%) = 0%.

Your wins are 2$ from first MTT and -2$ from second MTT = 0$.

So it shows you did not win or loose any amount.

Hope that helps.

Hello, thank you.
It helped a lot.
It is now clear in my mind.
I looked at my stats in Shark Scope and it says that my average ROI is 6.2% and my total ROI is 12%.
So that means I am being profitable.
But does this include deposits I make, or just winnings from games?

 

[Andyreas]

But does this include deposits I make, or just winnings from games?

No, the statistics in sharkscope only include tournament results and buyins.
They cannot access the information about your deposits or withdrawals.

Also the ROI statistics itself does not incorporate any deposits. Theoretically, your BR could be increasing if your ROI is (slightly) negative but you keep on adding more money by depositing to incorporate for any losses.

 

[DiegoRamos]

I would like to know what the HOI that some players talk about. They say that their HOI should be increasing and effective. Why do they say this? Does it have to do with the money you make?

Just adding to my friend's answer:

ROI stands for Return On Investment.

That is, all the profit you receive at the tables, not counting deposits, only winnings in games.

 

[jonaselloco]

Hello brother
What you're referring to should be the ROI, which is the return on investment.
It is the calculation that players make about, for example, in MTT the tournaments they invested in and what they won or lost, because the ROI of course can also be negative
Example
You played 10 MTT of $10 each = Investment $100
Your earnings on these 10 MTT were $130
Profit 130/Investment 100 = 1.30 rate of return (ROI)
So your MTT gain was 30% higher
Simply when you multiply your investment by your ROI, it gives you the balance you earned in the 10 MTT.
Cheers

 

[Gritz18]

What is HOI?
I think Hoi is one of the members of the Menudo group.

Or isn't that Hoy, and then I don't know.