Real po leaderboard---- roi, average money made per tournament played

[MichMan]

Like I was discussing with potfan last nite, the ITM displayed doesn't show decimals, so say someone (me) has a 24%, it could be anywhere between 24.001 to 24.999, so it stands to reason to use xx.5 as your ITM % in that formula to get a better approximation, not just a flat xx.00 %

[madjek]

Like I was discussing with potfan last nite, the ITM displayed doesn't show decimals, so say someone (me) has a 24%, it could be anywhere between 24.001 to 24.999, so it stands to reason to use xx.5 as your ITM % in that formula to get a better approximation, not just a flat xx.00 %

well i am assumming it rounds to nearest, not just truncates, so a 23.6 would list as 24, but idk, if you are sure it truncates then i will adjust.

[MichMan]

well i am assumming it rounds to nearest, not just truncates, so a 23.6 would list as 24, but idk, if you are sure it truncates then i will adjust.

I'm 99% sure the ITM % number displayed is not rounded up or down, reason is pretty clear, the win odds/ratio does show decimals, and when there are multiple members with the same ITM%, those ratios are not identical for each member, the lower the return the higher your ITM%. Another way to look at it is say there are 4 players with a 20% ITM, whoever is listed on the bottom (just above the 19s) has a lower 20% range (if it displayed decimals) than the top player with a 20%. Hence the difference in win odds/ratio for players with the same ITM%.