Stupid question alert!

[Pokerprowannabe]

I tried searching for help on ROI but no luck... what is ROI% and is there a place I can learn more about it and the rest of the lingo used here?

thanks and sorry for the newbie question

[stripsqueez]

there should be a link for abbreviations on your left

ROI is return on investment - its usually used by sit and go tournament players as a means to measure there performance - ie if they play 100 $50+$5 sit and gos and win $550 their ROI would be 10% - it is most commonly used in the single table tournament forum

stripsqueez - chickenhawk

[smb394]

Yes, mostly used to calculate Sit and go earnings. Make sure to include the rake that the poker room charges on the total investment, e.g. $10+1 instead of $10. When you mutliply all tournaments played by all buyins+fees, you get the investment/ Then profit/investement= ROI.

Check out the

SNG FAQ (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=2540909&page=&view=&sb=5& o=&fpart=1&vc=1)

[Student]

Speaking of abbreviations (I just viewed the 2+2 list of them), does anyone have a list of abbreviations used on PokerTracker?

TIA Dave