What is better?[Cash,MTT...]

[XXPXXP]

What is better for begining?
I'd like to earn enough money for me(to 500$ a month). But I don't choose kind.
Where is easier to raise ur money? Cash games or MTT or Spin&Go?
Which limits I should choose for good result?

what is your wining rate or hours of winning rate?
pick the better one.

if eg. your wining rate on MTT is 40% ROI on average and it cost your average 2 hours per game, average buyin is 3 dollars , your winning rate is about 0.6 uSD per hour

and if you play NL10 eg. your winin grate is 10BB per 100
on average is 1 min per hand so you get 10/100 min*60=0.6 USD per hour

I think they are the same.

 

[joe777]

Double or nothing.

 

[el_magiciann]

i prefer to play mtt's but only when i have the needed time, so i can take it down

 

[Henry Minute]

Like so many of the questions about poker, this is another "How long is a piece of string?" question.

The answer, of course, is "it depends".

In this case the predominant factor is the playing style of the person concerned. Some players' natural style is more suited to Cash games and others to MTT, at least at the beginning.

For you, it really comes down to what XXPXXP said. Suck it and see. You will need to try both variants (and not just one or two games) to find out which you prefer, which gives you the best return etc..... From there you will be better able to make a decision about which, if not both, to play.

Good luck!

 

[hatemandos]

each type has its own characteristics: in the cache better not to linger, in MTT you need to play very carefully and at the same time aggressively-I prefer sit n go

 

[jazzaxe]

I use freerolls to build up for cash games. I use cash games to fund tourney entry fees. I make more money at tourneys, but the entry fees kill you, hence the need to build up bankroll. SNG are doable at entry level

 

[CaioCesar009]

freerolls and SNG in my opnion

 

[ovidiu9b]

i preffer sit&go...mtt works but im very unlucky at cash

 

[Olgert1992]

For MTT beginner. All depends on the player. If you have a good feeling playing 5-7 hours, then MTT, and if you sat for 10 minutes and then the cache is cash.

 

[Romario2223]

As for me i play cash and mtt on saturday, sunday.

 

[delox7]

I prefer playing micros MTT and SnG at the end of the week, when I have more time, because even a micro MTT can take 3h of your time. The best is to start with some freerols, and about cash games, I really don't enjoy

 

[Muzyka1996]

I think better is mtt. In cash easy lose all money for few minutes

 

[SnGLearn]

If you have decent bankroll I recommend SnG (9 players), 25-50 Buy-in. SnG is giving pleasure a lot and lets increase your bankroll.

 

[Poker Orifice]

What is better for begining?
I'd like to earn enough money for me(to 500$ a month). But I don't choose kind.
Where is easier to raise ur money? Cash games or MTT or Spin&Go?
Which limits I should choose for good result?

If you're just 'beginning' like your post implies/suggests, then you are asking the wrong question.

The main thing that will guarantee succes (in this case +$500/mth.) is learning how to play the game (whatever format that might be).


Perhaps your question is meaning this >
If you're new to the game & are looking into putting in the necessary work, time, study to become a 'winning' player, which format would be easiest to do that with?

Again the answer is 'it depends'... because if you don't particularly like the format you won't be as willing to dedicate the time & energy to getting the best you can get at it.

BUT to give you some kind of an answer... I would suggest starting out with regular speed SnG's (single table) or 2nl FR cash tables. Put some time in and get a better understanding of the game.
Then, I would likely continue with Sng's & MTT as you'll generally find weaker players in these vs. cash tables. You will find bad players in both but there's something about MTT's that seems to attract the most fish (& a common thing you'll hear from them is something like this "I do pretty good/okay in Tournaments but I'm not too fond of the cash tables." (< & then varying reasons for this could be "They're too boring", "I always lose on them", "I win a bit for awhile but then always don't seem to leave the table when I should & I end up losing all of my stack" (< just a comment like this tells you the person doesn't know what cash tables are all about, & are still playing them with tournament-thinking in their minds).


tldr, cliffs - Play micro STT SNG (single table tournament - Sit 'n Go)
Then put in some time on 2nl Full Ring cash tables.

focus on STT-SNG, & MTT


Once you get good at something, you'll be able to find your way. I personally used to like the 27man & 45man 'regular' speed SnG's and believe they're a game that has potential to have a decent ROI (used to see 10-14 tabling regs. in those with ROI 20 to 30% which is wayyyyy higher than any others I'd seen before)