Can't decide whether this is a big heater followed by being a losing player, or a downswing?
This is from 12-tabling $3.40 turbo SnGs on Pokerstars.
Just variance? Too small a sample size? 
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Originally posted by csnmf
sample size too small could be a downswing could be a slow painful death.
That's reassuring. How big a sample size do you reckon I need?
Originally posted by jbpatzer
Originally posted by csnmf
sample size too small could be a downswing could be a slow painful death.That's reassuring. How big a sample size do you reckon I need?
I saw a post on 2+2 how someone lost money even in a 1k sng sample size.. while he was a winning player. 500 sng's isn't that much if your 12 tabling and they are turbo's. 1k would be a good indication or 2k would be even better.
Originally posted by jbpatzer
Originally posted by csnmf
sample size too small could be a downswing could be a slow painful death.That's reassuring. How big a sample size do you reckon I need?
2000 tourneys on a given limit to determine the real RoI. More would be better, of course!
Quitters never win, winners never quit!
ur running at 7% over that sample.
obviously you went on a huge heater and now u are just reverting back to the mean.
be happy with your awesome roi. nh wp