How to make the most money

[Focused]

Hi there, I'm a fairly decent sng player. roi 34% itm 40% over 1000plus tourneys usually $20/£30 level(with some help from you guys). But I feel like I'm not making as much money as I could be. Are cash games more profitable...and how many tables do people generally play. I usually only play two sng's at a time...what would you say is the optimum amount of tables to play. All the best

[Sponger15SB]

I'd probably take the $10,000 you've made and move up.

[vabogee]

34% ROI? you should just apply for a genius grant. that'll make you some nice scratch.

[KingMedicine]

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34% ROI? you should just apply for a genius grant. that'll make you some nice scratch.

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well put.

either your ROI is inflated, or youre on a heater like none ive ever heard of.

[otter]

I'm sorry, but what in the world are ROI and ITM?

[KKbluff]

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I'm sorry, but what in the world are ROI and ITM?

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http://www.twoplustwo.com/abbrevs.html

[otter]

I wasn't aware there was a list of abbreviations so thanks for that. However, it's not on this list. It sure would help if it was in alphabetical order!!

[Guthrie]

ROI is return on investment. A 34% ROI on $20+2 sngs means you make $7.48 profit ($22 x .34) on average for each sng you play.

I have no idea what ITM means.

[SammyKid11]

34% ROI is probably not sustainable at the 22's or 33's unless you are among the greatest SnG players on earth. You're probably a good player, but you're almost certainly on a heater. If you have a knack for SnG's, join in the 1-table tournaments forum, get SnG Power Tools, study up to the point where you can 8-table the 22's for 20% ROI, have a good rakeback deal, and discipline yourself to play 40 sets per week...you can make close to 100k/year that way. Move your bankroll up as you go, find your optimal buy-in (possibly the 55's), and 200k is very attainable. Good luck.

[BigBiceps]

ROI = return on investment
ITM = in the money