Winning SNG stats

[scottie_g]

Could someone that is a winning SNG player post some stats about your play? (Heids, Dday, )

ROI, ITM, other usefull stats...

Also, how is the skill level at the various limits, $11, $22, $33, $55, $109 SNG's?

[fishdawg65]

11: Good Solid players thrive here but can be sucked out by fish.
ROI: 27.53
Fin. in $: 37
Avg. Finish: 4.91

22: Less fish mean that more solid players but can still thrive.
ROI: 48.76
Fin. in $: 50
Avg. Finish: 4.5

What other stats do you want?

[scottie_g]

What is considered a "good" ROI and ITM ?

[fishdawg65]

I've heard 25% ROI is considered good for players who multi-table.

I don't multi-table. I like to play one at a time until I start getting better at multi-tabling.

[Dday44]

Hi!

In regards to ITM Distribution- ideally I believe that your ITM should look like a ladder- i.e. more 1sts than 2nds, more 2nds than 3rds.

Multitabling(4 at time), once you get to a high skill level, you can maintain a longterm ROI at 20% or better- but not that much better- and let's face it a 20% ROI is something almost all investors in the world would take

I 8 tabled the 50s for almost 5k games before I moved to the 100s and had an ROI close to 25% at that level.

Hope this is helpful.

All the best, Dave

[biggle10]

What is considered a "good" ROI and ITM ?

The level you play at also makes a difference. ROI at 109's will be much less than 11's.

[scottie_g]

I didn't multi-table when I first started playing SNG's.. I've been 2 tabling the $22's at Pokerroom and it's been fun so far. Most of the early stages in a SNG involve fold, fold, fold, so 2 tabling isn't that hard to do.

What's fun is when you are on the bubble on 2 tables (or like 6 if ur Dday). Definitely a stressful time.

[hiho]

11: Good Solid players thrive here but can be sucked out by fish.
ROI: 27.53
Fin. in $: 37
Avg. Finish: 4.91

22: Less fish mean that more solid players but can still thrive.
ROI: 48.76
Fin. in $: 50
Avg. Finish: 4.5

What other stats do you want?

Interesting that you're doing better in the 22 than the 11, you really think that it is because of a fish suck out?

[scottie_g]

11: Good Solid players thrive here but can be sucked out by fish.
ROI: 27.53
Fin. in $: 37
Avg. Finish: 4.91

22: Less fish mean that more solid players but can still thrive.
ROI: 48.76
Fin. in $: 50
Avg. Finish: 4.5

What other stats do you want?

Interesting that you're doing better in the 22 than the 11, you really think that it is because of a fish suck out?

Most likely it is sample size related.

BTW, I find the players (at least at Pokerroom) at the $22's to be pretty bad most of the time. When it gets down to last 3, you see the better players.

[scottie_g]

So whats a good benchmark for an ITM number Dday?

[faquewdikhed]

So whats a good benchmark for an ITM number Dday?

45% is phenomenal... perhaps unsustainable

[heids]

Hey Scotty_g

Some time back I posted what a solid player could expect for an ROI at each level. I don't remember exactly what I stated so I'll probably contradict myself, but I think the below table is pretty representative of real world.

Assumptions: The player is very solid.

Maximum Longterm Sustainable ROI (1000+ Tournaments at each level)
$5 Tables - 40-45%
$10 Tables - 35-40%
$20 Tables - 30-35%
$30 Tables - 25-30%
$50 Tables - 20-25%
$100 Tables - 15-20%
$200 Tables - 10-15%

For a real world example, after 590 $100 tournaments, my ROI is 27.5% and after 94 $200 tables my ROI is 29%.

[heids]

I 8 tabled the 50s for almost 5k games before I moved to the 100s and had an ROI close to 25% at that level.

5000 STTs? Damn, man - when do you take a piss?

had an ROI close to 25% at that level.

By the way, nice stat.

[scottie_g]

I 8 tabled the 50s for almost 5k games before I moved to the 100s and had an ROI close to 25% at that level.

5000 STTs? Damn, man - when do you take a piss?

had an ROI close to 25% at that level.

By the way, nice stat.

Heids, do you multi table?

[hiho]

are these win rates, ROI, ITM from playing party SitnGoes or ANY of them such as at stars, poker room ect. I should think that some people would perfer to stay away from the all in donk fest that party presents to keep their winrates.