$16 18 man turbo win rate.

[James]

Iv started to play the $16 18 man turbos and im wondering what you guys think is a reasonable ROI that is substainable for these tournaments. The competition is actually very poor and i was actually very surprised how poor it was, however it is a turbo so somtimes you are left helpless in the final stages.
Thoughts?

-James

[thefairy]

bridgey/ little might be people to ask for this, but i suspect that 10% wouldn't be unreasonable, going on good players sharkscopes ive seen.

[craigbor18]

i would say that is ur game is very good you should be able to manage between 15-20percent roi playing these

[JD3lta]

You say that your left hopeless. Can you say what that means. Is it something to do with the blinds getting too big or what.

[James]

well i mean the blinds are so big there is barely any play, just push or fold (i could do with touching up on my pushing/fold short stack short handed SNG game tbh)

[Litellio]

well i mean the blinds are so big there is barely any play, just push or fold (i could do with touching up on my pushing/fold short stack short handed SNG game tbh)

That's what I've been trying to do on 1.75$ 18 mans, same structure etc. Can be a bit frustrating in the final stages I agree, but shoving mercilessly around the bubble is the way to get chips, as soon as everyone has cashed they start donking around again.

[bizkit]

Yeah, I don't think its really hopeless. It's just a different skillset. But, much like towards the end of major MTT's, when the blinds are high and it becomes a pushbot type game ppl can make a lot of mistakes there.

I'm not really sure what the maximum ROI winrate would be there.