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Am I a good player or not
cobbler78
Member Posts: 65
Check out my stats on Sharksope Cobbler78, I mainly play £3 or £5 double your money tournaments with a few £2 OR £3 MTT tournaments. Im currently in profit, but my ROI is £0 as I have played so many games.
Would be good to get some feedback on what is generally regarded as a good, average, or poor player.
Would be good to get some feedback on what is generally regarded as a good, average, or poor player.
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"It should be noted that this figure is the average of the ROIs which is different from total ROI which is the ROI of the averages."
This means that if you play one big buy-in tournament and win it and then several small buy-in tournaments and lose them all that your ROI% will be negative and your profit could be positive (and vice versa).
To my mind, this makes the ROI% quite a misleading statistic. It really only reflects how often you cash not how much cash you win.
The important factor in your stats is that the $3 (£2) stake is your most profitable. Your ventures into higher stakes decimate your overall ROI. Stick to the $3 (£2) stakes and it will improve.
I do seem to be very up and down, I can win 6 or 7 double your moneys on the spin, then another day lose 8 out of 10. I do tend to win I would say around 2/3rd of the double your money games I play in, so I think that is where im strongest. We will see.
I have found that in the lower states games (£2 etc), people are calling some pot sized bets with odd hands just to try and hit on the turn or river. They are not getting the odds to do this but it can be frustrating. I find at the £5 level less people call with these type of hands and there are less bad beats because of this.