Profit:Is your net money won/lost is what you have left when you subtract the total of what you have invested in buyins minus the total of what you have cashed in.
ROI%:is the% of profit you get from every dollar you invest in a buyin like if you have a ROI% of 10% that means you generate $0.10 for every $1 you spent in buyins.
EV:Expected Value is the amount of money/chips an action expects to win or lose on average.
Spin $EV:Is the same EV concept as above but adjusted to the Spin&Go structure. Chips have a direct real money value in spin and go because it's a winner take all format. There are no icm considerations.
Personally i would not use Spin $EV as a metric of your game and i would rather use chipEV instead. The reason that $EV adjusted isn't a good metric for spins is because of the multipliers. Chip ev is what people use for spin and go's then you calculate your ev roi based on that assuming an even distribution of multipliers.
Spin EVroi:Same as above, it is your ROI% adjusted to both EV and to the spin&go format structure, is a more accurate measure of your performance in these games.
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my actual profit is lot greater than my Spin $EV suggest in quite good sample without any big multiplayer winning / sample (10K) , what could be reason ? is it pure luck and run good? or playing better in bigger multiplayer ?
running good, thats it.