What should be a good itm% in Mtts?

[AAluckyQQ]

Hey everyone, I would like to know whats your opinion on whats a good porcentage in Mtt's? Is 20-24% anything good our not quite?

 

[MK_]

Well generally depends on field size but if you are consistently ITM at around 20% then yeah that's pretty decent,

... I would say your ROI is more important than your ITM however, gl 😎👍

 

[MishkaZL]

Hey everyone, I would like to know whats your opinion on whats a good porcentage in Mtt's? Is 20-24% anything good our not quite?

I think that's a great result. If you have more than 20%, that's definitely cool. Unfortunately, I don't play that well.

 

[fundiver199]

It does not matter, how often you cash. What matter is ROI (Return Of Investment). If you bought in for a total of $1.000 and cashed for $800, then your ROI is -20%. If you bought in for a total of $1.000 and cashed for $1.200, then your ROI is +20%.

 

[TeUnit]

It does not matter, how often you cash. What matter is ROI (Return Of Investment). If you bought in for a total of $1.000 and cashed for $800, then your ROI is -20%. If you bought in for a total of $1.000 and cashed for $1.200, then your ROI is +20%.

This and $/hr are much better stats to evaluate your play.

 

[fundiver199]

This and $/hr are much better stats to evaluate your play.

Agree. If you are playing for profit, there is no point in playing $0,55 MTTs with a 40% ROI, if you could spend your time playing $5.5 MTTs with a 20% ROI, and have enough bankroll for the latter.

 

[Garik777]

A good porcentage in Mtt for me is getting into itm^.^

 

[aorodrigo]

My stats at 888:

ITM%: 32,3%
ROI%: 39,5%

Source: sharkscope.com

 

[Mig32]

Hey! Great question — and yes, 20–24% ITM (in the money) in MTTs is actually quite solid, especially if you're consistently deep-running and not min-cashing too often.

But here's the key:

ITM% alone doesn’t tell the full story — what really matters in MTTs is profitability, meaning how often you’re not just cashing, but making final tables and big scores to offset all the non-cashing tournaments.

For example:

A player with 18% ITM but multiple top 3 finishes might have a better ROI than someone with 25% ITM who only min-cashes.

That 20–24% range shows you’re playing well and surviving into the money, which is a great base to build on.

If you're hitting those numbers and working on ICM, final table play, and deep-stack decisions, you’re definitely on the right track!

Hey everyone, I would like to know whats your opinion on whats a good porcentage in Mtt's? Is 20-24% anything good our not quite?