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9 person vs 10 person
I play 9 handed sngs at absolute poker. Since there are only 9 people, should my ROI be a little less than the percentage that is given in the FAQ for a good player (25% for the $11)? or does it not matter?
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Re: 9 person vs 10 person
I have often wondered this same question. This is some killer math involved with this one....I think.
9 person = less prize fund but also means your 1 closer to the money at the beginning plus one last hand dealt out ever time. Is it higher ROI? Less? or More? JJ |
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Re: 9 person vs 10 person
My guess would be lower ROI, as there is less room to outplay your opponents.
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Re: 9 person vs 10 person
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My guess would be lower ROI, as there is less room to outplay your opponents. [/ QUOTE ] Ya but there's fewer opponents to outplay. |
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Re: 9 person vs 10 person
Well, lets put some numbers to this...
Lets say both 10 dollar buy in, 50/30/20 payout. (I'm ignoring rake) 1st in 10 person = 500% roi 1st in 9 person = 450% roi Chance of 1st in 10 person 1/10 Chance of 1st in 9 person 1/9 500%/10 = 50 450%/9 = *gasp* 50 The numbers even out.... its the hourly rate that dosent even out. Although one could argue that a 9 person SnG takes 1/10 of the time shorter than a 10 person but thats more speculation than anything else. Note: I'm not 100% sure my reasoning is correct, ask "eastbay" if you really want to know. |
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Re: 9 person vs 10 person
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The numbers even out.... its the hourly rate that dosent even out. Although one could argue that a 9 person SnG takes 1/10 of the time shorter than a 10 person but thats more speculation than anything else. [/ QUOTE ] I recently saw a post by raptor saying that he will give up ROI for the hourly rate, so maybe 9 is better. Also if your on a rake back program and it truly is faster then that would make some cash as well. One other thing to consider at least for me. I play mainly on PP skins. That 800/1000 chip speeds up the tournament time....I believe. I have only played a hand full of 1500 chip sngs. I know there are turbos on UB and I would imagine the other sites as well. But if someone puts some math to this whole thing, just think that should also be a consideration. JJ |
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Re: 9 person vs 10 person
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I recently saw a post by raptor saying that he will give up ROI for the hourly rate, so maybe 9 is better. [/ QUOTE ] dont party sngs go faster then 9 person stars tournys anyway? |
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Re: 9 person vs 10 person
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[ QUOTE ] I recently saw a post by raptor saying that he will give up ROI for the hourly rate, so maybe 9 is better. [/ QUOTE ] dont party sngs go faster then 9 person stars tournys anyway? [/ QUOTE ] yeah see my second post in this thread, I made a comment towards that. I am just interested to see what the math says on this, it is beyond my math skills though. JJ |
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Re: 9 person vs 10 person
I'm going to guess that with an identical structure it should be slightly lower.
For some reason right now I can't work out why, but I'd swear that I'm right. Lori |
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Re: 9 person vs 10 person
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(I'm ignoring rake) [/ QUOTE ] For some reason I feel that the rake makes less players a bad thing, again I'm getting annoyed because I'm not thinking clearly enough to work out why. Lori |
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