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Old 2008-07-22, 01:01   #11 (permalink)
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when you play freeroll you have total ROI : N/A
That's correct. You made no investment (free buyin with no fee) so mathematically, you can have no return on it.

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Old 2008-07-25, 13:08   #12 (permalink)
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Is it possible to export the PO database in any other software?
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Old 2008-07-29, 17:04   #13 (permalink)
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That's correct. You made no investment (free buyin with no fee) so mathematically, you can have no return on it.

Cheers.
total of all tournament have N/A not only freeroll

I prefer buy HOLD'EM MANAGER

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Old 2008-07-30, 01:46   #14 (permalink)
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hhhm, what does this mean for users form 2006 with licences without annual fee?
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same question here
Since this question does not get answered, and this summer ends tomorrow. I will jump to Holdem manager.

Been testing HM for a week now, and I must say that there is very little chances PO3 is so good that it justifies annual fee.
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Old 2008-07-30, 19:47   #15 (permalink)
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Since this question does not get answered, and this summer ends tomorrow. I will jump to Holdem manager.

Been testing HM for a week now, and I must say that there is very little chances PO3 is so good that it justifies annual fee.
Today is July 30/08, Fall begins Sept,22/08, meaning summer ends Sept,21/08. So what planet do you live on.

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Old 2008-07-30, 20:16   #16 (permalink)
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total of all tournament have N/A not only freeroll
Your first post said freeroll had ROI of N/A. Regardless, the same math applies once you include a single cash in a freeroll to your total tournaments. As soon as you have an Investment of zero, you cannot have a Return on it.
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Old 2008-07-31, 16:14   #17 (permalink)
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Your first post said freeroll had ROI of N/A. Regardless, the same math applies once you include a single cash in a freeroll to your total tournaments. As soon as you have an Investment of zero, you cannot have a Return on it.
0 + 1 = 0 ? ahahahahahahaha
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Old 2008-07-31, 16:17   #18 (permalink)
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No answer from support about all question.

Poker Office is dead.
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Old 2008-07-31, 18:58   #19 (permalink)
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0 + 1 = 0 ? ahahahahahahaha
Whats so funny about the result being N/A ? I guess you know RIO is a percentage-number, right ? Heard of this thing called "Division by zero"? RIO-calculations are pretty basic math: (winnings/100) - (buyin/100) = RIO

Since your buyin is 0, you cant devide 0 by 100? So the entire calculation make your computer scream in aggony and report back a error, "Division by Zero - my digital brain dont compute that stuff" (And nor do you human one i guess?)

if you then try adding up the RIO's of the diff. levels, you still drag that N/A along, and the total RIO will also be N/A, again because of your limitations with percentage-numbers when it comes to 0 (or N/A)
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Old 2008-08-01, 02:07   #20 (permalink)
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Whats so funny about the result being N/A ? I guess you know RIO is a percentage-number, right ? Heard of this thing called "Division by zero"? RIO-calculations are pretty basic math: (winnings/100) - (buyin/100) = RIO

Since your buyin is 0, you cant devide 0 by 100? So the entire calculation make your computer scream in aggony and report back a error, "Division by Zero - my digital brain dont compute that stuff" (And nor do you human one i guess?)

if you then try adding up the RIO's of the diff. levels, you still drag that N/A along, and the total RIO will also be N/A, again because of your limitations with percentage-numbers when it comes to 0 (or N/A)
0 + 1 is not = 0 but 1 ... yes 1 it's true

when you play 1 freeroll and 10000 sitngo 100$ and 1000 sitngo 200$ total roi = N/A

0 + 1000000 + 200000 = 0 ? you are funny

With all other tracker you have correct ROI not N/A but it's true Poker Office is out of date

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