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Old 08-24-2004, 09:13 AM
Oddchild Oddchild is offline
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Default When can you be certain you have \'beaten\' a level?

Hi all.

I have played 201 $20+2 Tourneys on PP and have toyed with the idea of moving up levels. However, I am doing ok and I don't want to rush things.

Do you think it's time to move up levels? Are there any noticeable differences at $30+3?

My results are:-

1 41 20.40%
2 23 11.44%
3 24 11.94%
4 17 8.46%
5 20 9.95%
6 22 10.95%
7 16 7.96%
8 14 6.97%
9 19 9.45%
10 5 2.49%

ROI 45.70%
ITM 43.78%
Profit per Tourney $10.04

Any comments/advice?
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Old 08-24-2004, 10:13 AM
t_perkin t_perkin is offline
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Default Re: When can you be certain you have \'beaten\' a level?

Read my FAQ:

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/fa...mp;postmarker=

Looking at your figures: your %1st place is almost certainly unsustainable.

but looks good.

Tim
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Old 08-24-2004, 11:40 AM
Oddchild Oddchild is offline
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Default Re: When can you be certain you have \'beaten\' a level?

Thankyou very much. That's an excellent thread.

I agree about my win ratio but I think the time has come.

Im gonna go for it!!!
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