ROI

The ROI poker term is actually an acronym for Return on Investment. Poker players use ROI to measure their overall success and profitability when participating in a poker tournament.

It’s one of the most useful tools for keeping track of results both short-term and in the long run.

ROI is always calculated as a percentage that you get when you divide your profits by your expenses and multiply this result by a hundred.

So, for example, let’s say you enter a $100 poker buy-in tournament and you cash out for $221. To calculate your ROI, you first need to divide your total profit of $121 by $100, to get $1.21 in this case.

Then you multiply this by a hundred to get your ROI percentage, which in this example is a massive 121%.

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Ivan Potocki

Ivan played poker professionally for over five years but finally decided to merge his passion for writing with gambling and became one of the leading writers in this industry. Now he covers sports betting, casino & poker world and enjoys playing card games with his friends.

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