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04-05-2004, 12:16 AM
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Party $215 results
Finally started tracking my results, not as high profit margin as I expected, but still think I can avg 20k/month if I dedicated to these - "waste" too much time on multies, ring, satellites, etc. If anyone cares.....
Total Cost Revenue Games $75,365.00 $79,900.00 353 (45 1sts) Avg Cost (Play some $109) 213.4985836 226.3456091 Ave/Game Profit $4,535.00 (2 weeks work, will get another $1.5k from rakeback, got to over 7k last week, but wasn't a good weekend) 
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#2
04-05-2004, 12:43 PM
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Re: Party $215 results
Pretty impressive, surprised, watched u play, didn't think you were that good.
Just kidding. I play them sometimes, noticed they have gotten a lot tougher last few months, 3rd used to be a piece of cake, now tight play will only get 5th with relatively small stack (barring some early monsters), when blinds are too big to wait, so gonna have to win a few coinflips. You agree? You play more than one at a time? Doing it full time? Peace.
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#4
04-05-2004, 01:37 PM
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Re: Party $215 results
12.8% ROI - yuck
I suspect you might earn more playing the $100's DK
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#5
04-05-2004, 01:43 PM
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Re: Party $215 results
Got the rakeback thru some affiliate bs. It's a nice little supplement. I'll send you a PM later on it so don't get flamed too bad (or u can email me at dud711@hotmail.com). Do you have any stats from your 50+5 results to share? Surprised you aren't anxious to at least test the waters higher, why not? But then again, I didn't even have a bankroll when I started playin at 215. I tend to leap before I look.
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#6
04-05-2004, 01:53 PM
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Re: Party $215 results
Think roi is bs stat, profit/game is what matters. Not like the cost of money is relevant for the 45 minutes of the game, simply the time that costs. The addidtional risk is nominal; my bankroll can handle the inevitable downturns, swings aren't nearly as significant as ring game. That being said, maybe you are right. What kind of profit/game you making down at 109 there. By the by, I started played 4 games at a time recently, think that might have to do with recent setback, starting to get the hang of it.
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#7
04-05-2004, 02:02 PM
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Re: Party $215 results
ive kept the history's to figure stats but im about 3 months behind. never was too good at the homework thing. but i play 4 at a time and ave about $4000 a month. (up $1900 this month and its only the 5th, woohoo!) i was only playing the $33's, but i won a multi and moved up to $100s. in 4 days i won $1600 then lost $1900, got nervous, moved to 55s and been there for 2 months now. ive got over $10000 in the bankroll, so i really should try the 100's again, but the 50's have been pretty steady.
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#8
04-05-2004, 02:14 PM
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Re: Party $215 results
[ QUOTE ]
Think roi is bs stat, profit/game is what matters. Not like the cost of money is relevant for the 45 minutes of the game, simply the time that costs. [/ QUOTE ] I don't use ROI to measure cost of time but rather skill vs the game. I don't play above $50+5 (not often anyway) but most solid players consider anything below 30% ROI to be sub par. I'm not sure how $100 compares to $200 but 25% ROI should be an attainable goal. This would give you about the same earn/hour while keeping your risk lower. DK
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#10
04-05-2004, 04:53 PM
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Re: Party $215 results
"I play them sometimes, noticed they have gotten a lot tougher last few months, 3rd used to be a piece of cake, now tight play will only get 5th with relatively small stack (barring some early monsters), when blinds are too big to wait, so gonna have to win a few coinflips. You agree? You play more than one at a time? Doing it full time?"
Totally agree, well put. Still beatable, just gotta pick your spots and take ur notes. Alot of same opponents. dudeman
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