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Originally Posted by EggsMcBluffin
Question is lacking key details, namely:
1. Are you planning on capitalizing your poker endeavor only once, or are you prepared to allocate additional funds if things do not work out initially?
2. What is your time horizon? How much volume do you think you'll put in over that timeframe?
3. What do you think is a very conservative estimate of your true ROI?
4. What is your risk tolerance? In other words, how often are you willing to stomach losing your entire roll over your time horizon?
A sensible answer depends on all these. But whatever the answer is, I will wager that it's a lot higher than you might think.
If you're playing smallish fields (200 players) are breakeven (0% true ROI) then 350 buy-ins corresponds to a 99.7% security level over 500 events--0.3% of the time over that sample you'll lose at least that much.
Sorry for the super late response.
1. I can reload as I can afford if I bust my roll. I'd be starting at the bottom and working my way up so reloading isn't a big deal.
2. Not sure what you mean, I'd just be grinding what there is available on the site (ACR now) so maybe like 15-20 tournaments a day?
3. I have no idea. Can probably beat 10NL maybe 25NL and 50NL.
4. I don't mind busting my roll at the micro stakes as long as I think I'm a winning player.
Just wondering what type of ROI a decent player could expect at micro stakes MTTs. Or what type of ROIs could different players expect? Like a decent player, a good player, a very good player, the best. What about for low/mid/high stakes?