Hi, wondering if you should make the same decisions in SnGs as in cash games, or if you should act more strategially. Like, should you always do the correct call in terms of odds, or should you think more about pot sizes, pay out structures etc.
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I mainly play HU hyper SnG's and I am transitioning to CG slowly.
I think, that you can bluff way more in SnG's, because you only have one bullet and people are just scared to calldown.
Whereas in a cash game, you have infinite number of bullets (theoretically, because it depends on a bankroll heavily). So people might calldown lighter, because even if they are wrong, they can still top up and continue playing.
This is just my observation, and I might be wrong. I wonder what others think about this. But I remember some CG reg saying, that MTT regs playing CG tend to overbluff, because they feel like they have a ton of fold equity (something they learned in MTTs, where you can put a lot of pressure on other stacks on the bubble/on FT, or in general hehe) and they think, that same applies for CG, which is not true. But again, I am not an expert, so let's see what people with more experience have to say.