Generally the way to go about it is like ROI = winnings - losses / investment investment = (buyin + rake) losses = (buyin + rake) * (1-winrate) winnings = (buyin - rake) * (winrate) So in the simple case of $100 games with $5 rake we have: ROI = (95*winrate - 105*(1-winrate))/105 = (200*winrate - 105)/105 And we can flip this equation around to get:105(1 + ROI)/200 = winrate Generalizing: (Buyin w/ Rake)*(1+ROI) / Prizepool = Winrate(Prizepool*Winrate - Buyin w/ Rake) / Buyin w/ Rake = ROI Cliffs:You pay the buyin+rake every game to realize your expected percentage of the entire prizepool (equal to prizepool*winrate). Dividing this by your intial investment (buyin + rake) gives you a return on investment!
Generally the way to go about it is like ROI = winnings - losses / investment investment = (buyin + rake) losses = (buyin + rake) * (1-winrate) winnings = (buyin - rake) * (winrate) So in the simple case of $100 games with $5 rake we have: ROI = (95*winrate - 105*(1-winrate))/105 = (200*winrate - 105)/105 And we can flip this equation around to get:105(1 + ROI)/200 = winrate Generalizing: (Buyin w/ Rake)*(1+ROI) / Prizepool = Winrate(Prizepool*Winrate - Buyin w/ Rake) / Buyin w/ Rake = ROI Cliffs:You pay the buyin+rake every game to realize your expected percentage of the entire prizepool (equal to prizepool*winrate). Dividing this by your intial investment (buyin + rake) gives you a return on investment!
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Thanks for the reply I will save those equations for future reference.
Jess "Neurism" Farmer