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SNGs: successive or sets?

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Reasons to play SNGs as sets:


  • At all tables, the blinds are the same amount. In general, there is, at most, only one difference in blind levels. For us, that means that our playing style is the same at all 6 tables. That means that you are playing weak-tight or push-fold at the same time at all tables. So you don't have to adapt to different situations while you are playing.
  • The closer you get to the final stages of your SNG the more tables that are already closed. In general, there are never more than 2 tables which end up with you playing Heads-Up, when you start with six SNGs. So you can concentrate completely on these two tables.
  • You have static breaks. When playing SNGs you just can't take a break for two rounds, like you can at a cash game. You're tied to your pc. So if you're playing using the successive style, you won't be able to just make a little break in between. But when you are playing in sets, this isn't a big problem for you.



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Comments (3)

#3 xxbchxx, 21 Oct 08 20:38

If you like playing sets try the new Matrix tours on FTP

#2 mouse89, 06 Oct 08 15:06

cheers

#1 overbe, 27 Sep 08 10:05

Have just started to play successive SNGs on Party instead of sets, as new software's feature really helpls doing it. Talking about table sorting feature. It can sort windows by blind level. So i always playing 5 sngs, as two windows with biggest blind levels are in the bottom of my screen and their size is bigger than other 3, which are on the top of the screen. So i can easily concentrate on two bigger windows. Another reason in doing that, that i'm playing from my 15,4'' screen laptop..

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