Know if i am winning or not.

[Tuben]

Hove many do i need to play to have some ide if i am winning or loosing??

I have played 60 $5+50 sit and go and i have lost like $20

hmmm....it looks like you are losing, buddy. Note quite sure, the stats you gave are hard to figure out.

You are definately losing. You have played a number of games, and the money you have know, is less than what you started with -> you have lost.

If you want to know if you are a losing player, play a few hundred/thousand more.

[lorinda]

To have an idea about whether you are winning or losing (But no idea how much) you normally need 200-300, however you appear to be so close to the borderline that it is entirely possible that you'll need a lot more than that.

Lori

[Tuben]

Then i will stopp playing poker.

I am going to play whit my bankroll and if i loose it i am going to stopp playing have like $80 left. /images/graemlins/smile.gif

[brimstone1]

I would suggest laying off the weed/crack for a while too.

I've never seen 'how' spelled wrong before.

Good luck to you.

[Tuben]

I can say that Sit and goes $5+50 cant be beat not for me anyway.

I loose evry hand almost, They call whit gut shots and get it and they call whit overcards and get it and they call whit Q7o when boards is 5JT . And win .

If not they fold.

They must know i dont se anything else. /images/graemlins/smile.gif)))))))


Thanks for the answers.

[Nicholasp27]

it's called short-term variance

we can't say with any decent degree of confidence whether you are a winning or losing player...keep playing and look at your stats at 200/500/1000/etc games to get a more accurate look

[Tuben]

Yes but when they get it evrytime it is hard werry hard.

I should crush it but i cant. They suck /images/graemlins/smile.gif

[Winwood]

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[Tuben]

Thanks /images/graemlins/smile.gif

[se2schul]

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hmmm....it looks like you are losing, buddy. Note quite sure, the stats you gave are hard to figure out.

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After only 60 games you really can't tell whether you're winning or losing. Play at least 250 games to get a general idea of how you're doing. It's easy to have a hot streak or a bad streak of 60 games. I've had stretches of 60 where I'm losing money, however over a much larger sample I'm winning money.

I'd suggest searching for Aleo's guide to beating the $10+1 games. That allowed me to easily beat the $5 and $10 games.

Good luck.

[se2schul]

Oh, BTW, I was pretty successful at the $5 and $10 games. It wasn't until I played the $22s that I ran into a large losing streak. I actually thought that I was a loosing player until I had someone review some of my HHs and he convinced me that I was playing well. AFter several hundred games, I was clearly a winner. Stick with it.

[kong98]

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After only 60 games you really can't tell whether you're winning or losing.

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I see this all the time, and I really really disagree with the logic. 60 games is plenty of games to get a feel for how good one's play is.

If you are analyzing your play, 60 games is a lot of hand-histories to pick through looking at how you're playing. Look at hands you made money on, look at hands you lost money on, look at spots you folded. When you made it ITM, did you get lucky with incredible suckouts, or was it solid play that got you there?

Look at the hands you bust out with. Was it a solid +EV push that ran into a monster? Did you get all-in with a set and lose to a flush? Or did you donk your chips off with TPWK, etc etc.

Look at the hands you doubled up with. Did you get your money in with the best of it, or did you go runner-runner 4-of-a-kind to beat top-set?

There is lots of information to be gleaned after 60 games. It may not be statistically significant enough to calculate your true ROI, but it is plenty of games to get a feel for the quality of your game.

I've played around 60 $5's, and I'm up $150. I'm hoping that even extremely good luck can't drop results like this into my lap, right? Not at my comp that has my 1st/2nd/3rd ratios, but I have very few 2nds, lots of either 1sts or 3rds.

To the OP: Don;t bluff in 5's, ever. If people are betting their hand, you need to be sure your hand is better, and value bet them to death. Don;t try to pla like you see on TV, just sit back and play nice and tight.

[Tuben]

I looked now and it is 40 games.

And well i cant even remeber when i won whit the worst of it.
No suckouts when i have made it i have played good.
No suckouts.

But ofcourse look back at my game is not a bad ide.
I am going to find things but right know i dont feel like doing that.

[Tuben]

Well if you count continius?? bets as bluffs then i do them much.

Evrytime i miss.
And why dont bluff. Are you going too check fold ??
That would be werry werry bad play. What i think.

[Nicholasp27]

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I've played around 60 $5's, and I'm up $150. I'm hoping that even extremely good luck can't drop results like this into my lap, right?

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well 150/360=41.67% roi

variance can definitely make a -10% roi player be 41% roi over a small sample size such as 50 games...


when i started playing seriously and tracking my games, i was over 100% roi for my first 50 with 70% itm...needless to say, that was a heater...luck can definitely give ANY PLAYER 41% over 50 games

[barry111]

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Don't bluff in the 5's, ever.

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[Tuben]

Why ?

If i raise why AK and maybe button calls and flops 862
Are you going to check fold ?
Beacuse he is going to bet if you check.
Ofcourse i will bet dont care how bad it is or what ever .