Introducing New SnG & MTT Beginner Learning Paths
With all of the Sit and Go & Multi-Table Tournament content on PokerStrategy.com, it can be tough to figure out where to start! To make it easier on you, our Learning Paths will show you an effective route to approach our learning material so you can rapidly improve your play.
Today we're excited to be introducing both the Sit & Go (SnG) and Multi-Table Tournament (MTT) Learning Paths at PokerStrategy.com.
Our goal with all of our Learning Paths is to direct your focus to the materials you'll find most helpful - this way you can spend less time wondering what content to check out next, and more time actually learning and playing.
For each topic, there are two primary focal points- the Strategy Overview and the Learning Path:
• Strategy Overview: The Strategy Overview provides you with everything related to the Learning Path in one simple location. It includes links to all of the pages we think will help you learn - the Learning Path, where you can discuss hands, the location of key learning materials, and more.
• Learning Path: Then, of course, there's the Learning Path itself. It will guide you through lessons that are designed to teach you in an effective and focused manner, and ultimately your knowledge will be tested in a graduation quiz.
The SnG Learning Path

The Strategy Overview will point you to where you want to go, and the Learning Path will take you through several lessons related to SnG strategy.
Each lesson includes links to PokerStrategy.com content to help you effectively learn, and they'll walk you through everything a beginner needs to know about SnG's.
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The MTT Learning Path

The Strategy Overview points you in the direction of anything you'll need to reference related to MTT strategy, and the Learning Path will guide you on your way.
The lessons tell you what to focus on, and by the time you're done with them we think you'll feel comfortable playing MTTs.
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How do you use the Learning Paths?

A path is constructed like this:
• An overview article with individual lessons and links to the corresponding learning content
• Each lesson is made up of several units relating to a topic and contains all of the important links
• Follow the individual lessons and then test your knowledge in the graduation quiz
We hope you have a lot of fun learning!