Mtt roi?

ReefAquarium

trigs;262552 wrotethis would seem to be more on the ball.

So what's your standard deviation?

Vekked

ITM means nothingish. It might mean something if it's 35% or 3%. Winning players have long-term ITM of anywhere from 10-20% as fairly standard, I think 15% is kind of the average. I've heard of people having ~5% itm with 3% final table though, so I mean ITM doesn't really say a ton.

ROI is def the best indicator but the variance is so high that it'd difficult to know for sure what it is. I'd say >50% roi is what you should strive for.

T8urmoney

Vekked;262557 wrote
ROI is def the best indicator but the variance is so high that it'd difficult to know for sure what it is. I'd say >50% roi is what you should strive for.

Hope this is only what we're striving for, and not what we have.

Vekked

T8urmoney;262569 wroteHope this is only what we're striving for, and not what we have.

Haha, also I should say that your ROI will depend a lot on your volume. People with >100% roi long-term are usually low volume players who crush, but some of the players with the highest profits might have around 20-30% roi but put in heaps of volume.

trigs

ReefAquarium;262555 wroteSo what's your standard deviation?

(i'm only referencing my stats for this year)

ROI = 38.25%
ITM = 23.68%

Standard Deviation (profit) = 19.83
Standard Deviation (ROI) = 596.09

Vekked

How do we find out our SD?

trigs

Vekked;262591 wroteHow do we find out our SD?

i was lazy and just used an online calculator that can be found here. just write in all your results.

Vekked

trigs;262619 wrotei was lazy and just used an online calculator that can be found here. just write in all your results.

Whoa, like all your results ever? I don't get it, lol.

ReefAquarium

ReefAquarium;262509 wroteThe volatility in tournaments is out of sight.

To answer your question you need to calculate your standard deviation.

trigs;262584 wrote(i'm only referencing my stats for this year)

ROI = 38.25%
ITM = 23.68%

Standard Deviation (profit) = 19.83
Standard Deviation (ROI) = 596.09

So you can conclude that about 19 times out of 20 you can get a result within two standard deviations of your mean.

As I said earlier, The volatility in tournaments is out of sight.

trigs

Vekked;262629 wroteWhoa, like all your results ever? I don't get it, lol.

yeah, all your results. i put in my results for this year only (which took a while).

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