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Seriously who 4tables in sets [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

Also remember rakeback adds around $20.

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6% at the 215s is more like $90 an hr [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

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Pfft, im getting that right now at the $55s.

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If I was heavily cashed (ie 6%+RB over 5k $215s) 4 tabling 215s is more attractive than 6-8 tabling 55s. Then again if I was hitting 6% at the $215s I could probally make as much at the $109s. So yeh, 4 table the $109s thanks.

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My friend 8 tables.

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I think he is a good player, at lease he can beat the rake, which means he is well above average. but a top-notch SNG player should be able to get a 12%+ ROI over a large sample. yeah, i think 5000 SNG is a large enough sample to calculate you ROI. but maybe your friend is still improving his game. i think on PP 215, 15%-16% ROI is about the max ROI you can maintain in a long run especially if you are multi-tabling.

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i think on PP 215, 15%-16% ROI is about the max ROI you can maintain in a long run especially if you are multi-tabling.

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So states the mysterious stranger. HIS WORD IS DOCTRINE AND LAW!!!!!!!

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6% ROI over 5,000 tournaments at 200+15's is very good.

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no, it's not.

it's making an ok amount of money, it's not even close to "very good"

citanul

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But I read in the FAQ that 6% was the highest a good player could sustain over a long period of time in the 200+15s.

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thanks. hehe
cetainly higher ROI is achievable if you play single table ,choose your game very carefully and only play in peak hours. but you wont make a lot of money playing that way.

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what favorable rules? Have their been casinos that offer 3:1 on blackjacks? any special rules I have seen (like spanish 21 or blackjack\3 card poker combo) are just extra sucker bets. Im not arguing with you that just sparked my curiousity.

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- splitting pairs
- dealer standing on soft 17s
- double down after splitting pairs
- splitting aces
- multiple cards when splitting pairs
- early surrender
- late surrender (NEVER offered anymore, very favorable to player)

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what favorable rules? Have their been casinos that offer 3:1 on blackjacks? any special rules I have seen (like spanish 21 or blackjack\3 card poker combo) are just extra sucker bets. Im not arguing with you that just sparked my curiousity.

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- splitting pairs
- dealer standing on soft 17s
- double down after splitting pairs
- splitting aces
- multiple cards when splitting pairs
- early surrender
- late surrender (NEVER offered anymore, very favorable to player)

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oh, ok. I thought those were all standard except for the surrenders (never seen either at a casino) and the soft 17\hard 17 rule (ive seen both about equally)