Counting last night, I've now played 59 spin and gos. Here's my place count to date:
1 22
2 19
3 18
If the first place prize for a $10,000 buy in were restricted to $20,000, I would have lost $150,000 so far. However, I've only lost $10,000. What does this tell me? Two things:
1. without the spin occasionally bumping up the first place prize amount, spin and gos would have no profit potential whatsoever
2. even with the spin, spin and gos may be a losing proposition
Actually, there's a third thing :-)
3. I never would have played that many spin and gos if I didn't enjoy playing them
style flavor buy_in entry players hands place winnings
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 11 3 0
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 48 1 40000
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 35 1 40000
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 40 1 20000
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 13 3 0
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 45 2 0
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 17 3 0
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 41 1 20000
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 38 2 0
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 8 3 0
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 38 1 20000
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 3 3 0
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 38 1 20000
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 25 1 20000
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 20 3 0
Sp&Go NLHE 9200 800 3 20 3 0
delta: $20,000
Spin & Go no limit hold'em balance: $-10,000
balance: $7,191,664
Saturday, October 17, 2015
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