Results - 200 Party 10+1 SNGs

[wulfheir]

I've played 16 this morn, 1 5th and 1 6th.

High blinds, my KQ called by AK.
Again, high blinds, my AQ called by AK.
Had I not run into those, I would have picked up blinds for another round.

I felt okay losing there.

[Vasquez]

SNG results over 200

[psyduck]

3.6% ROI at 10+1s is WAY too low. WTF, these ARE 11s we're talking about right.

Post some hands. The standard push a lot on the bubble should be adjusting when you're facing calling stations, especially that you'll see at the 11s. However, the 11s are extremely easy because you'll often have a good chance to double up early on, and if not, most of the bubble players are weak-tight.

Anyway, look at the post by Adanthar at the top of this forum. You should be getting at least a 20% ROI at the 11s before moving up or anything. Also, 4-tabling might be the cause for your results. Try to drop down to 2-tabling, bring up your ROI, and then move up to 4-tabling.

Also, just FYI, 200 SNGs is not a lot at all.

[proell]

you are doing fine here.
you have a nice HU win%.
turn a few more of the 3rds into 1sts and you've got yourself a solid ROI. The rest of the distribution is not bad, though 6th being your most frequent finish is a little strange.

This is only 200 SNGs and you need to keep your head straight with that. I played 100 between Tues & Wed and had a -20% ROI. The curves don't start leveling out for a long time, so just stick to it and keep your perspective.

[barry111]

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1 - 7.78%
2 - 14.17%
3 - 16.94%
and make sure you get ITM when you're on the bubble. Like if you're in the top 4, and 1 guy has a similar chipcount to you, concentrate on him getting out first at all costs. I sometimes will play supertight if it looks like it improves my ITM chance. You can definately improve your ITM a few percent at least.

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Connect the dots.

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nh

[tigerite]