My tourney stats

[Jerre]

I dont have so many torneys in my poker tracker, only 15 10+1, 2 20+2 and 2 5+1. On the 10+1 I have a ROI% of 209,9 which I guess is good, but I don't know what ROI stands for my ITM% is 86.67.

Today I went up one level and tried out the 20+2, not much more difficult but a little tougher. Played two tourneys and came 2nd in one and 6th in one, where my JJ got beat by two people having KQ and getting a K on the turn. Does anyone have any opinions on the difference between 10s and 20s? The 5s is not worth playing since people dont play very serious and play with shit, and the rake is 20% as well.

[a500lbgorilla]

Amount invested * ROI = Total

Return on investment.

You're numbers are extremely high, by the way. You shouldn't expect to be able to maintain that.

-'rilla

[vqc]

You are going to want a big sample size to be abel to acurately determine ur ITM and ur ROI.

The sample size needed for accurately determining ROI is higher than the sample size needed for accurately determining ITM (I dont kno why).

Congratulations on the huge ROI, but it wont sustainable over a few thousand SNGs.

[Bmxicle]

I bet its not even possible to get a large enough sample size to accurately determine MTT stats.

[vqc]

I think that tracking MTTs would be mcuh harder than tracking SNGs. Wouldn't short term variance be way to high, and therefor the only way to even everything out would be over a very big sample?