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Spin&Go - stats to look at (beginner PoF only strategy applied)

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SignOff1970
Joined: 24.04.2011

I tried searching here and the german forum, but my search skills apparently are not good, so please bare with me if this was answered elsewhere already :f_love:

I am currently hardening my mindset at the 0.25 spins on Pokerstars with the beginner PoF only strategy to start then move on to the Moshman Beginner Series to work up each step.

I haven't used a hud and have yet to import the HH into PT4. I did this on purpose not to get curious and look at some numbers and be influenced by them when applying the strategy. I am playing 1 table at a time to make sure a minimum mistakes to happen.

Is 1k games a good size to do this or should I go for significantly more before taking a look at numbers? In the past I have seen myself as absolutely NOT tilt resistent and omg, do things happen at 0.25er, lol, so this was the main reason to go for the 0.25 spins, to harden myself against what can happen.

Nevertheless, after about 1k spins or more (planning to play the 0.25 till end of may) I wanted to import the HH into PT4 and check my game. What stats are important to look at?

Is ITM% a good measurement how (un-)successful those games have been? What about BB/100? Do the multipliers matter in some way? Do I have to configure PT4 in some way to import spins correctly? I read about the tourney summaries enabled, which I have, anything else?

I have been using PT4 in the past merely as a datacollector for the micro tourneys I play, I have not much experience in looking at specific numbers, therefore any information or pointers are much appreciated.


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Tumlex
Joined: 04.11.2007

Hi,

you should look at your ITM yes. An ITM over 38% is a good indication.

The best indicator in my opinion is the ChipsEV/turniej. You can download this stat from the poker tracker site (just google it, you'll find it)

An ChipsEV/turniej over 65 is a good indication.

Cheers


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