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What's a good ROI for pokerstars' sit-n-go's?
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[QUOTE="Rounder_D, post: 1040190, member: 37452"] you will need more games to really determin your roi. for sng it not uncommon to have 20-30 game down swings or break even sessions, i used to 12 table on stars with an roi of 8%, which is good for 12 tables, as you add more tables your over all roi will drop but your money per hour will rise, mostly due to no being able to pick up tendencies as much. you have to find the happy medium were you make the most money per hour, for me 16 tables was slightly to much and i would have been losing money per hour due to not being able to sustain an roi that would push past what i could make at 12 tables roi. the internet has some very good articles if you search for SNG roi and Multi tabling SNG's. as far as moving up that will be contingent on your bankroll but if you can figure your roi out at a certain level you can estimate when you will be able to move up Also your total roi at scope is 24% (which is still good but, you need more games at a certain level) you need to select misc data to see this, the intial one you see is just average roi not your actual roi [/QUOTE]
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