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Is 35% ITM on SnG's positive long term?
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[QUOTE="strtwlknchta, post: 777377, member: 38596"] I have been working pretty hard at getting the hang of SNGs by playing the mini tables over at PS. I've experimented with several different styles and I think have finally landed on one that works. I started with the $5 they gave me a little over a month ago and have played 53 tournys. So far: ITM = 52% ROI = 36.5% (better than quadrupled what they gave me). I have also been keeping track of my style of play and comparing that to my ITM for my last 15 to see if I am improving, moving sideways, or going backwards. That's at 63% I never though about the point about getting raped by the rake, but it is well taken. That extra $.10 equals $5.00 that I had to pay PS, which is almost 25% of my profit. My goal is to polish this up a bit more, do some more learning, get some more experience, and then move up to higher stakes. Can anyone shed any light on this for me? I would really like to know the difference in play between the $1 and the $3 tables at PS. I am convinced that the ridiculousness of the play at the $1 tables is the only reason why I am making anything at all. In any given game, there aren't but maybe 3 people who have any clue what they are doing and can play solid, mistake-free poker for an hour at a time. Is that also true of the $3 tables? I know they have to be better up there, I just would like to know by how much. [/QUOTE]
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