I have always been a fan of games that allow for shorter sessions but still pack excitement.
45-180 man SNGs are a format that hits both of these points nicely. You get the excitement of playing for 10-20x your entry fee and also the game only takes 2 hours.
I have been playing a lot of these lately on ACR, and I also find they are great practice for MTTs. It's nice to get to play deep stacked, shorthanded, bubbles, headsup and to get to practice all the key tournament poker concepts!
When I was playing full time for my income though, 6-max cash games were the best option hands down.
Shorthanded play allows you to get in more hands with weaker players if you are game selecting well, and it allows for much more play the full ring games.
I started out with 10 handed games, and they were a great place to learn solid play, but when it came to really maximizing both my hourly rate and enjoyment, nothing compared to shorthanded cash games.
And now with the advent of zoom/blitz/rush games... the action's even faster!
My favorite is MTT or Sit & Go, maybe Spin & Go.
The best thing about MTTs is that you have to fight your way through a big field and of course the big payout isn’t bad in the end either.
No limit Texas hold 'em. Mostly because the no limit aspect allows you to apply maximum pressure whenever you want. Overall, I think cash games, mainly because you can start and stop whenever you want.
Most of all I like to play big and marathon, sometimes I play spin and go to slightly increase the bank roll to participate to enter your favorite tournaments))
Hello, I like to play sits and go, for the time they seem good to me, I also like tournaments but, the bad thing is, you need a lot of time to play it, plus you can spend a couple of hours, and get eliminated nearby of awards.
I like to play MTT more than cash games. When I can win a tournament and defeat a lot of opponents, my feeling is over the moon. Besides, in MTT, you have to adjust your strategy with your stack and each period of the tour, so I feel MTT looks more strategic.
I love MTTs, personally i think it's the most skill-profit even type of game. If you play really well, in the long run you will end up with some pretty good gains.
I play hold'em from the start of poker. And I like to play more unlimited so it’s faster and easier. Limit slow and having an excellent card you get a minuscule in the bank and can not drive fish away from the table.
I like games like 8-game and Horse. I grew up playing "dealers choice" playing poker with friends. I like the variety and the challenge of playing different games.