Playing MTT's at one site... and cash at another?

I mainly Play at PS now and really enjoy there SnG's and there MTT's . I believe they have the best structures in MTT's for my game.

However I want to Improve my cash game but feel that PS has some really solid grinders even at the tables as small as .05/.10 which is probably where my bankroll would dictate that I'd play.

My question is this... I was considering keeping PS as my MTT and SnG site but putting some money into a different site such as Cake or bodog to try to make some money at my cash game. Ive heard some on here at CC say that Bodog and other sports betting sites have a little softer tables and more fish.

Is this a good idea or should I just try to improve my cash game at PS?

Thanks

Ive heard there's lots ring game fish on sites such as Titan, Cake, Absolute, Bodog so why not take up the chance of easy $$?
I like the sound of ur idea how pokerstars does have the best format for MTT/SnG's and go play cash somewhere else.

There's nothing stopping you on a new experiment.

You could try get better at the ring games on PS but if there's more fish on other sites then go where the easy $$ is.

Im stayin on FT atm due to there RB and there ring games are pretty easy if playing well.

If you have rakeback on fulltilt then I think thats a good place to play cash games. The bonuses at Stars doesnt make for a decent reward for playing low level cash games. Find a site that will give you good bonuses that you can actually unlock at micro levels but apart from that there is no reason you cannot have your roll across many sites for different games and espically mtts, if you are a profitable good mtt player your missing out if you dont do this and play the good value added tourneys at other sites.

So the answer is yes lol.

I've heard that Ultimate Bet and Absolute Poker are good sites for cash games; also, they have the Bad Beat Jackpot so that adds another good reason to play cash there.

Feltstars is relatively new--does anyone know about cash games there?