..... agreed about the HU micro SNG's
I believe you've misinterpretted my post here on your thread. My intentions weren't to come across like a dick. I felt I was just simply stating the obvious. Each form of the game NLHE is different from the other (ie. SNG, MTT, short-handed, full tables, HU, FR cash tables, 6-MaxNL, etc.). Again.... with 2yrs. under your belt I can't see how I could possibly be able to advise you on what might be most profitable for you? How could I?
Myself, I haven't played alot of cash tables online... maybe 100K hands or so max. I've read a bunch on the game and overall have done pretty decently but for sure it's not my niche or forte. If I had hopes of it being so, I would read up more about it, play more of it, review more HH's, follow more threads, etc. etc.
It would be one thing if you weren't playing profitably any forms of the game and were looking to branch out but if you already know what you do well in... the question seems mute.
The trouble with playing MTT's on a limited roll is that you're only able to enter into the super micro buyins and as mentioned, you really don't hit the decent money unless you get up towards the top of the payout. Personally I play them because I like them the most, not necessarily to be maximizing my profits on the tables (or looking for highest hourly rate, etc.). I just plain out & out like them. Because of this, I find it easier to dig into more material on them.
I suppose if my roll was small (as it is on some sites) I'd opt to build on my 6-MaxNL game and would probably grind away on the 5NL tables, in hopes of getting onto the 10NL tables and then once I was rolled well enough, over to MTTs & SNGs. RyanFees 6-Max Strategy Guide has been helpful for me in this regard, although perhaps a bit advanced for the super micros. Still...it helped open up my mind to the game a bunch more.