Funny you posted this as I was just doing my '06 goals today.

Currently at 17% ROI for $15+1 Turbos (PS). I'd like to get to 25% by end of Feb in the 15's. If I do that, I will move onto these...

1) Goal: Move up to the $25+2 Turbo SnGs & achieve 30% ITM & 20% ROI in (at least 200 SnGs)
2) Goal: Reduce 4th place finishes to less than 15% (not sure this is a great one)

SubGoal: Increase W$SD% to 55%
SubGoal: Reduce VPIP% to < 20% for rounds below 50/100

Thoughts welcome.

So How much money do you guys make playing the SNG's ?

if this fun money or is it your livelyhood?

Just courious..

20% ROI may sound puny, but it actually is good. 30% is amazing. Anything above that is unsustainable

Currently I'm running hot with my PokerRoom bonus whoring. 85 SNGs, 65% ROI. I know it's unsustainable, but I'm loving every bit of it!

The poker room sng's can be beat I'm running at 43% ITM with a 23% ROI for the 11's. Clearing my eurobet bonus this way if I can't find a juicy cash game. Using the Vegas Nash strat for the most part. Sometimes since the players aren't party poker like you have to make some modifications. Tight table open up earlier, loose table stay tight longer and let them feed.

I can't help much, as I'm on a crushing bad run. However, one rule of thumb is your ROI tends to drop as you move up in buyin. A 30% ROI at anything above maybe even 20+2 is really difficult. If you are achieving these results, then you must be getting the luck I'm missing out on, or, let me know where you're playing so I can avoid you.

CJ

Current level: $10+1
Current ROI: 52%


Very small sample size, only 81 tours so far. I expect the ROI to drop but I am aiming for 40%, no clue whether it is sustainable or not but considering the quality in most of the SNG's, why not?

I play both NL Texas and FLO8, my ROI is 40% and 104% respectively, the 52% is the average.

Thought I'd post my 5+1 results from PP along with 45 or so SnGs played on PokerStars.

I used a new system called Killed Phil playing the lower limits while learning this method. The numbers with a larger sample would definetely go way down. I should also point out that I was a small net loser on PokerStars.

-Geo