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Old 08-11-2012, 03:40 PM   #1
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What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

Assuming they could see hole cards, but not be able to predict the board.

Is this possible to answer?
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Old 08-11-2012, 03:45 PM   #2
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

90% imagine knowing what you were shoving into every time. You would play every hand and shove when there were rags behind. You might lose to a misclick or two lol
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

90% is really a lot. 40-50% sounds more like it.
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Old 08-11-2012, 05:06 PM   #4
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

Depends heavily on how careful they were not to make it obvious.
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Old 08-11-2012, 05:32 PM   #5
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

I'm guessing you could get over 100%, depending on the speed of the games. Obviously slower speed = higher roi because more of the action takes place post flop. If you're talking ST's I doubt you could break 50%
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

I guess a better question to ask would be "Is there reason to be suspicious of players who are maintaining a 45-50% ROI in 9man regular and turbo speed STT's over a sample size of 3000+ tournaments?"

What are the possible explanations for this?
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

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I guess a better question to ask would be "Is there reason to be suspicious of players who are maintaining a 45-50% ROI in 9man regular and turbo speed STT's over a sample size of 3000+ tournaments?"

What are the possible explanations for this?
Chipdumping?

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Old 08-11-2012, 06:04 PM   #8
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

The ironic thing is that if someone was smart enough to superuse it would be really weird if they cheated like this. Because it's so obvious...

Anyway email support with the screenname and ask wtf is going on since unless it's a really small soft network it should be impossible.
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Old 08-11-2012, 06:26 PM   #9
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

I dunno, I think someone could maybe reach 40% by 1-2 tabling micro stakes SNGs
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Old 08-11-2012, 06:57 PM   #10
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

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I'm guessing you could get over 100%, depending on the speed of the games. Obviously slower speed = higher roi because more of the action takes place post flop. If you're talking ST's I doubt you could break 50%
This. In regular speeds, 100% + easily. And probably in turbos too.
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

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I dunno, I think someone could maybe reach 40% by 1-2 tabling micro stakes SNGs
he said when you can see everyones hole cards
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Old 08-11-2012, 09:27 PM   #12
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

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he said when you can see everyones hole cards
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I guess a better question to ask would be "Is there reason to be suspicious of players who are maintaining a 45-50% ROI in 9man regular and turbo speed STT's over a sample size of 3000+ tournaments?"

What are the possible explanations for this?
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I dunno, I think someone could maybe reach 40% by 1-2 tabling micro stakes SNGs
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

Errrrrrrrrrrrrrr... probably ~-20% because someone who is stupid enough to use his superuser powers in SNGs is to stupid to make any profit out of it.
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Re: What would a "superuser"s ROI be in STT SNGs?

Why the living **** would someone with superuser powers play micro stts?
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