Just had a look at mine - roi 2% Dont play too many at the moment ( been taken offline at work but hoping to get it back by way of a favour from an it pal). Love to play the dym's during my lunch hour (s) lol when i was playing i was running at between 54 and 60% win rate (i think this was over about 4-6 months). Sharkscope also tells me my form is HOT - lol i dont think so but hey someone likes me hahaha
Just skoped 3 top dym players. They all had ROI's of less than 4%. Posted by DOHHHHHHH
Was one of them WrongJohn by any chance... who plays abuot a million DYMs per month? He absolutely butchers the C4P and obviously makes a nice profit from his games too, but I can't see that you can keep up an absolute optimal win rate with his volume.
Been on here since end of Dec 2011 as a mainly recreational/learning player. Donked a few quid on cash and MTT's when i first started but settled on DYM's to build my roll. My latest stats.
In Response to Re: DYM Grinding ROI : Was one of them WrongJohn by any chance... who plays abuot a million DYMs per month? He absolutely butchers the C4P and obviously makes a nice profit from his games too, but I can't see that you can keep up an absolute optimal win rate with his volume. Posted by Lambert180
In Response to Re: DYM Grinding ROI : A brag post seems appropriate here Username Games Played Av. Profit Av. Stake Av. ROI Total Profit Form Ability /100 Network Filter EvilPingu 1,652 $0 $7 5% $620 Hot 65 SkyPoker SNG Only x Posted by EvilPingu
Hi Folks I'm fairly new to th site and game(less than 1 year) but i'm enjoying myself with the learning process. I tend to play £3.30 DYM's along with MTT's and after a downswing initially, i'm making a small profit in DYM's with av roi 5%. Was there a stage where maybe you moved to say £5.50 level and did you fid a great difference in the play. I don't multi as i find it less enjoyable as well as creating tilt at times.The DTD Forum although good fun was a stressfull with just three tables. Is this a norm for inexperienced players. Any views on your own experiences would be helpful. Cheers....
With regards to multi-tabling, it simply is just a case of practice, but I do think there are some games that are easier to multi-table than others. Like I feel perfectly happy to play 6 tables of cash because I know I'm always 100BB deep, and I know what I'm doing in most spots (whether it's the right thing is another matter) quickly.
Whereas multi-tabling DYMs when you gotta constantly concentrate on everyone's stack, the blind levels, who are the people who just hand over their blinds easily etc, I wouldn't fancy doing that 6 tables at a time. Although like I said, practice and I'm sure it's more than do-able.
On the question of £5 DYMs, these are the ones I've played more than any other type and I think the majority of the players at this level are still pretty bad. People I've spoke to said the real difference is £11+ games. But yeah I think you find alot of bad bad players at the £5 games. It could just be variance if you're on a bit of a bad run when stepping up, post some hands, and move back down a level if you're BR has took a hit.
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Dont play too many at the moment ( been taken offline at work but hoping to get it back by way of a favour from an it pal). Love to play the dym's during my lunch hour (s) lol
when i was playing i was running at between 54 and 60% win rate (i think this was over about 4-6 months).
Sharkscope also tells me my form is HOT - lol i dont think so but hey someone likes me hahaha
As you go up in stakes or play more than say 5 tables, <5% suddenly becomes a nice profit
Donked a few quid on cash and MTT's when i first started but settled on DYM's to build my roll.
My latest stats.
Hi Folks
I'm fairly new to th site and game(less than 1 year) but i'm enjoying myself with the learning process. I tend to play £3.30 DYM's along with MTT's and after a downswing initially, i'm making a small profit in DYM's with av roi 5%. Was there a stage where maybe you moved to say £5.50 level and did you fid a great difference in the play. I don't multi as i find it less enjoyable as well as creating tilt at times.The DTD Forum although good fun was a stressfull with just three tables. Is this a norm for inexperienced players. Any views on your own experiences would be helpful. Cheers....
Whereas multi-tabling DYMs when you gotta constantly concentrate on everyone's stack, the blind levels, who are the people who just hand over their blinds easily etc, I wouldn't fancy doing that 6 tables at a time. Although like I said, practice and I'm sure it's more than do-able.
On the question of £5 DYMs, these are the ones I've played more than any other type and I think the majority of the players at this level are still pretty bad. People I've spoke to said the real difference is £11+ games. But yeah I think you find alot of bad bad players at the £5 games. It could just be variance if you're on a bit of a bad run when stepping up, post some hands, and move back down a level if you're BR has took a hit.
Think am on 14 on here @ £3 but not sure after being a bit tipsy last night....