How does ITM and ROI change as you add tables

[euphoricism]

IE 1table SNG, 2table, 5 table, etc etc.

Is there a rule?

/search feature is useless.

[swiggidy]

ITM down, ROI up

$/hr?

[taipan168]

I read somewhere (can't remember where, maybe it was 2+2) that by multitabling (I think it was 4-tabling) you lose 6-8% ROI compared to single tabling. Obviously the ROI loss depends on the number of tables you're playing at once.

If you want to multitable, you have to play turbos IMO. This is because I've read that 70-80% of the ROI in turbos comes from making good preflop push/fold decisions, ie. not playing postflop. In normals, whilst preflop push/fold is still key, because the blinds go up more slowly postflop play becomes more important. Obv if you are multitabling, it becomes much easier to just push/fold preflop rather than worry about playing postflop.

[swiggidy]

I think he meant 18-man, 27-man, 45-man...

[taipan168]

I think he meant 18-man, 27-man, 45-man...

Oh, misread his post

[euphoricism]

Yeah sorry, meant 18-man 27 man, etc etc.

So... what would an acceptable ROI/ITM rate be in an 18-man?

[mike4066]

misleading topic euph, you get a F in "subject, of your post"

I'm not sure what the ROI should look like for the Multi-table T SnG's, but I would assume the ROI would increase while the ITM would suffer slightly.

[swiggidy]

Where's courtie, doesn't she have like 1k SnGs of $10-18man

[euphoricism]

Im running, over about only about 35 SNGs all 18-man, 25% ITM and -4.5% ROI :/

[swiggidy]

your BB/100 isn't desireable...

FWIW over 37 @ $5 I ran 30%, 28%. If you get 1st in your next one you will be +6% ROI. Small sample, yah variance.