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11-26-2004, 02:34 PM
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Re: Poll about ROI
There are like 3 polls about this now already within the last week.
A lot of factors go into roi. What kind of information are you looking to gather here? A great 215 player is going to be no better then 20% most likely, where as an above average 11 player can still get a 30% roi. If a new poll keeps getting made then the old polls get lost, and we never really get any answers. Forgive me if I sound bitter, I just woke up . [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img] 
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11-26-2004, 02:55 PM
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Re: Poll about ROI
well depending on what level you are playing at, how many tables, and how many you have played 10% isnt bad at all.
If I had a magic 8 ball that told me "YES" I would be guaronteed 10% roi at the 100s I would take it and be happy with it. Give me a 6% roi at the 215s and I am even more elated. Besides, you really need well over 1k to even know within like 5% what your roi is. My roi this month for the 30s is 20.45%, and that is through 523 tourneys. If you add in the other 1000 I have played it bumbs up to 25%. Streaks within 5-8% are not uncommon in fairly long streatches. Best way to get better is to read up and play play play play. Not many people like to admit anything lower then 20% even if it is anon. Let alone - roi. any plus roi is a good roi. With rake all things being equal everyone starts out with a - 9%
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