Forum Bulletin: Collin Moshman's Competition, Besting Maniacs, Bankroll Advice
There are lots of great discussions taking place in our hand evaluation and strategy discussion forums, including an exclusive Sit & Go strategy advice competition run by Sit & Go guru Collin Moshman.
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Collin Moshman Sit & Go tip contest
PokerStrategy.com's Sit & Go specialist 
CollinMoshman is a really active coach in the community, and his latest offering in the Sit & Go forum proves just that.
Between now and June 10, he has invited our members to post an interesting Sit & Go tip in a thread he has set up. The member who posts the tip he thinks is the best will win a free hand history review for an upcoming video.
The thread is already full of great advice, including Collin's own tip to get us started:
"Post-ante with deeper stacks, you can profitably min-raise 100% of hands on the button if the blinds only defend top 25%."
Collin Moshman's Sit & Go Strategy Tip Thread
Playing against maniacs
An interesting discussion has started over at the No Limit forum, where Silver member noz03 posted asking on how best to deal with a table with several maniacs on it. Do you play fast and loose, or sit tight and wait for a monster?
Playing against 3 or more maniacs
Bankroll management for tournaments
Just how many buy-ins should a cash game player looking to move into tournaments start with? It is a simple question, but one which even some of the best players manage to get wrong. Gold member xoshix33 seeks out advice in this thread from the Tournaments forum.
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