Online Poker Forum - Post your Stats - SNG Players

UrbanMeyer1 · Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 11:49 am Post subject: Post your Stats - SNG Players

I know not anyone has the PokerTracker or does manually enter their SNGs in to it or uses the spreadsheet. Here's another program though if you are interested in tracking your SNG stats.

http://sng.pokercomment.com/

I thought this would be a good thread to post results(if you want) to get a good sense of how we are doing and who plays what level, etc. No need to post your stats, or for that matter brag about them, but help can be provided if you see certain numbers along when people start posting hand histories on hands.

Keep your stats in one thread & if you need to update them just edit the same post.

UrbanMeyer1 · Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 12:02 pm Post subject:

Overall:
Total Tourneys 342
ROI 22.3%
ITM 45.9%
1st Place 13.2%
2nd Place 18.1%
3rd Place 14.6%
4th Place 14.3%

$5+50s:
Total Tourneys 129
ROI 19.9%
ITM 47.3%
Bubble % +/- -0.6%*
*The amount more or less that you survive the bubble than the statistical norm

$10+1s:
Total Tourneys 127
ROI 25.6%
ITM 47.2%
Bubble % +/- +9.5%

$20+2s:
Total Tourneys 86
ROI 20.8%
ITM 41.9%
Bubble % +/- -7.1%

This is just from about from multitabling 1 set of 2-4 SNGs a day(very little). My 20+2 Bubble% +/- is just probably variance right now, way too small of a sample size. Basically my entire lot of SNGs isn't enough for a good sample. 500 is a good sample & 1000 is more accurate. I plan to play 10+ SNGs a day when I go back to school in August. Right now I have just used each level as a building block to build up my BR. Early on I was playing way too tight on the bubble and ITM. You shouldn't have a higher 2nd Place% then 1st & 3rd if you are playing correctly ITM and on the bubble.

Joker99 · High Card Joined: 25 Jul 2005 Posts: 1

Here's mine, but I had to do a lot of manual calculations because the CardPlayer Poker Analyst is surprisingly limited in its reporting options.

Overall:
Total Tourneys 124
ROI 63.6%
ITM 47.6%
1st Place 20.9%
2nd Place 12.9%
3rd Place 12.1%
4th Place 11.1%

LoveHorns · High Card Joined: 25 Jul 2005 Posts: 13

Thanks for the link! I noticed that it mentions Party Poker over and over, can you also import SNG results from Full Tilt? Thanks for the info. I have been playing poker consistently for about six months now and feel I am ready to get some sort of software to track my results now that I feel somewhat more comfortable with my game. Thanks again.

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LoveHorns · High Card Joined: 25 Jul 2005 Posts: 13

Thank you!

uconn23 · High Card Joined: 16 Aug 2005 Posts: 4

I have been playing poker for 2 yrs and keeping my stats. How do you calculate the ROI you mention?

UrbanMeyer1 · Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 7:10 pm Post subject:

I would suggest getting poker tracker and entering them manually(since they are going to have Full Tilt support anyday now).

Check JS's response in this thread. http://pokerforums.fulltiltpoker.com/viewtopic.php?t=794

uconn23 · High Card Joined: 16 Aug 2005 Posts: 4

Overall: $100 +9 's
Total Tourneys 93
ROI 21.6%
ITM 38.7%
1st Place 20.4%
2nd Place 8.6%
3rd Place 9.7%
4th Place 8.6%

Bubble +6.7%

What do you think? Is this any good?

uconn23 · High Card Joined: 16 Aug 2005 Posts: 4

Overall: $100 +9 's
Total Tourneys 93
ROI 21.6%
ITM 38.7%
1st Place 20.4%
2nd Place 8.6%
3rd Place 9.7%
4th Place 8.6%

Bubble +6.7%

What do you think? Is this any good?

UrbanMeyer1 · Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 11:57 pm Post subject:

Good lord your murdering the 100s, very very nice.
If you have these numbers after 500 SNGs(a real sample size) then we will all bow down before you. Very Happy

gigadebt · Pair Joined: 12 Aug 2005 Posts: 29

WillieDM3 · Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2005 5:25 pm Post subject:

I just did some math on Uconn's stats. He has made $23.58 per $100 SNG. That takes the $9 rake into account. Not too bad. However, it's kind of a wake up call as to how little you can make in the long-run playing $5 or $10 SNGs.

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