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I am a winning 9 man turbo sng player.I have 5-6% roi in 7$ and 2-3% roi in 15$.My hr/$ is approximately 12$/hr.I can play without missclick 20 tables in sets and 15 continuously.I am bored of 9 man format and i would like to learn another one.I am thinking to switch in husng.I like turbo hu.Regular are very slow while sup turbo variance is sick.I would like to ask what roi should i expect(if you consider i am familiar with poker thinking and not a starter one) and which $/hr is possible while 1-tabling.Please tell me only for turbo sngs and only for 15$ and 30$ limit(seperately)Thank you

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expect 0 ROI imo

expect 0 ROI imo

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When you play HUSNG don't

When you play HUSNG don't start with $30 you will loose money! HUSNG's are a different game.

Start playing $7 or $15 HUSNG's and buy a standard membership here. It's cheap!

About ROI: It differs if play small or longball. Many $30 turbo regs have just 3-4% ROI but they play very aggro. I guess they have an average time of about 8-9 min per game. For me I prefer smallball. I have an average gametime of about 12min but 8.5% ROI over 10.000+ games.

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If you study and play well

If you study and play well you can make about 7% roi in turbos, 3-4% for hypers and like 8-10% reg speeds.

 

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I think there will always be

I think there will always be a ramp up period, where you're gradually improving and maybe not even having great succes right off the bat.

Dhc's numbers are realistic. I think a higher edge is possible, but I'd imagine most players would move up if they were beating their level for close to 10% ROI over 100s of games.

Really learning how to decipher information that your opponents give you from the very first hand is what you want to focus on. If you can interpret what they are doing, it is just a matter of understanding how to maximally exploit what you see.

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