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10-14-2005, 06:33 PM
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single table or multi- table.... best ROI?
hey guys. is there any common wisdom on ROI for tourney's in relation to buy in, field size, and payout structure?
is it better to play a multi table that pays out 15x the buy-in or more for 1st? or is it better to play single tables that only pay out 4-5x the buy in for 1st? rephrased... can you earn a higher ROI wading through large fields and taking larger, but less frequent cashes? or is it better to try and take smaller payouts more frequently in single table SnG's? i can see how this could be largely player dependent, but i thought there might be some formula or theory that i was unaware of. any thoughts would be helpful. i've always felt like it was just about as easy to make the money in a large field as a small one, but it's much more difficult to finish first. so i kind of plod along breaking even for the most part... just making enough small cashes to break even for a stretch, and then make my profit on the few top place finishes that come along. lately, i've been thinking i could make more playing singe tables and winning more often. edit: for the record i'm talking about low stakes. $5-$10 buy ins for the most part. 
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#2
10-14-2005, 08:14 PM
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Re: single table or multi- table.... best ROI?
well the variance is much less for 1-table tourneys
and u can make 10-30% roi in 10/1 single-table tourneys if u play solid icm poker and u can more easily 8+ table single table tourneys u can make 15/hour+ 4-tabling 10/1 single-table tourneys plus they are faster so more rake, so more rb...for $/hour they are prolly the best but mtts can win u thousands of dollars in a few hours... check out the 1-table tournaments forum if u are interested in them
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#3
10-14-2005, 08:20 PM
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Re: single table or multi- table.... best ROI?
You can get a better ROI in the MTTs, but it's much higher variance and less $/hour.
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#4
10-14-2005, 11:23 PM
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Re: single table or multi- table.... best ROI?
Er.. i dont think it's less $/hour either..
I'm going to use the time estimates based on my sample (couple hundred for SnG's, 650 for MTT's) you're in an average SnG for 40 minutes, and a good ROI is 15%.. i'm in an average MTT for 1.6 hours, so you'd only have to have an ROI of 50% to have a better hourly rate. -- But that's table hours, you can't 8 table MTT's whenever you feel like it, cause it depends on when they're scheduled.
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