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AceZWylD
Visionary
Silver Level
I'm curious what other players thoughts are on what SnG a beginning player should start with. A multi table SnG or a single table SnG.
I began with single table SnG's, and I think that this actually stalled my progress until I became more and more serious about my game. I would strike lightning a couple of times, and my ego would inflate to the point where I thought I could conquer the world. Then I would go on a cold streak, and my ego would get knocked back down a couple of notches. And when I reviewed HH and my notes, it was mostly because I didn't have a firm grasp on mid and late game strategy with high blind play being so critical.
As I began playing multi table SnG's, you need to become more adept at these stages in order to become successful consistently. As I challenged myself to become a winner at this format of SnG's, I became more and more skilled in these stages, and when I stepped back down to single table SnG's, the entire game seemed to slow down when it hit high blind play because I realized every hand was not life or death and you don't have to force hands.
IDK, I was just curious about what other peoples experience or beliefs are on this topic.
I began with single table SnG's, and I think that this actually stalled my progress until I became more and more serious about my game. I would strike lightning a couple of times, and my ego would inflate to the point where I thought I could conquer the world. Then I would go on a cold streak, and my ego would get knocked back down a couple of notches. And when I reviewed HH and my notes, it was mostly because I didn't have a firm grasp on mid and late game strategy with high blind play being so critical.
As I began playing multi table SnG's, you need to become more adept at these stages in order to become successful consistently. As I challenged myself to become a winner at this format of SnG's, I became more and more skilled in these stages, and when I stepped back down to single table SnG's, the entire game seemed to slow down when it hit high blind play because I realized every hand was not life or death and you don't have to force hands.
IDK, I was just curious about what other peoples experience or beliefs are on this topic.