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[QUOTE="Rounder_D, post: 1043597, member: 37452"]
this is true but if you play the same amount of tables every time then roi is alot more acurate for figuring out when you will be able to move up levels as your hourly wage will change so much with sng's, some sets you will run good and some you will run bad, but your roi is you avarage factor that allows you to make future predictions. (as long as you have a large enough sample size)
 
if you have large enough sample size then you just take your roi and multiply by your buy-in then multiply by the amount of tables you play and then you can figure out roughly how many games you need to play to reach what ever bankroll you are trying to get. which is far more accurate then hourly return, for sng only, also by knowing this if your playing regular full table sng then your calulation is roughly going to be your hourly wage as they take about an hour ussally
 
also like i said earlier their is going to be a point where you are playing so many tables that your roi is going to drop too much to where you are losing money by playing that many tables compared to playing fewr at a higher roi.  like i said for me 12 tables was a higher return value then 16 for me, you just have to find that happy medium where you can play the most and make the most money
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