how long is your average SNG?
 

i'm using aleo's spreadsheet to keep track of my results, but i don't time my SNGs, so i'm not really sure what to put in the duration field to give a decent approximation of my $/hr. i'm looking for the average time actually spent playing the SNGs, so the times when you bust out after the first 5 minutes should bring the average down.

i'm playing the $22s, for what it's worth.

Re: how long is your average SNG?
 

An average SNG takes approx 35-40 min. I dont kno how the new blind structure though will effect that.

Re: how long is your average SNG?
 

My spreadsheet says 27 minutes. That's autoimported data from Poker Tracker.

SlimP

Re: how long is your average SNG?
 

its gonna be longer now with a new lvl5

Re: how long is your average SNG?
 

At UB with the higher stacks and long levels, my average is about 40 minutes which includes the last place quickies and the 90 minute-plus marathon sessions.

Re: how long is your average SNG?
 

I believe the 27 minutes is your average, not the table average. So if your average finish is 4.##, the actual average for a STT is more like 48 minutes.

Re: how long is your average SNG?
 

My AM spreadsheet shows I average 39 minutes at the 100s. Some of the times are off a little so its probably a little longer but not much. I don't know how much the new level has changed things, but I haven't noticed a big change in my numbers although obviously my sample size is pretty small.

Re: how long is your average SNG?
 

It also depends on when you start a tournament as starting. I dont auto import, just use Aleo's little button that says start recording Sngs. Anyway, I do that right after I sit down, b/c to me, thats the actual start of the tournament.

As a result, at the $50s, Im averaging about 43 minutes per tournament.

Re: how long is your average SNG?
 

From some data I've been collecting...

~30 Hour Sample Party SNG Data

Collection method is a work in progress but I think this is fairly accurate.

Re: how long is your average SNG?
 

How are you collecting your data?