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Message: [QUOTE="Dorkus Malorkus, post: 731030, member: 6020"] I suppose if you wanted to incorporate freerolls, from a pure statistical point of view you could divide the total prizepool by the number of entrants to get average equity at the start of the fr, then use that as a 'buy-in' figure so that it doesn't skew your 'real' ROI so much, but there's still so much wrong with doing that that I suggest you omit them totally. You need tens of thousands of tourneys (assuming they're relatively 'big' MTTs) to get within a couple of percent of your 'true' ROI with a reasonable expectancy. Of course, through the course of tens of thousands of tournaments your 'true' ROI will doubtless be changing, so there really is no way to know precisely what it is at any given time. I suggest you don't worry so much and just play poker. Of course, there is obvious benefit to keeping accurate records, but worrying [I]too much[/I] about them may well end up being detrimental. [/QUOTE]