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Sit n go stats
Playing only $11 sit n go's on pp over the last 3 weeks, I've compiled the following stats:
54 played buy in fees $594 winnings $1,012 net $418 in the money percentage 54% ROI (winnings divided by buy in fees) 170% 1st 12 times (22%) 2nd 11 times (20%) 3rds 5 times (9%) I know its only a small sampling but at what point should I consider playing $22 sit n gos? My bankroll is around $800. Are there other stats I should track? Thanks, Chris Last edited by mrpotto; 04-23-06 at 01:40 PM. |
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ROI is not GROSS winnings divided by your buy ins - it's NET. So yours is 70%, which is still very good (and will likely drop when you sample size increases).
If you go by the 5% or 20 buy in rule, you should be good to go to move up to the $20 ones if you are comfortable playing them. |
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ok thanks
Gotcha net not gross. May alternate between $11 and $22 for a while to be conservative (see who says I can't control this gambling thing!)
Whats the 5% rule? |
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You're probably right.
A general rule for good bankroll management is to never have more than 5% of your bankroll in play at any given time - not for any one cash table (NL), or any one tourney buy in, etc. I agree with Mayhem though - that's probably a bit too risky for SNGs, and 50 buy ins (2%) would be much better. So get your roll to $1000 before moving up to the $20 SNGs... |
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