SnG and Cash Game Equivilant Stakes

[ventrolloquist]

What are the SnG buy in stake equivilants for each cash game stake (NL2, 5, 10, etc) in terms of hourly winrate while single tabling?

Just looking gor a rough estimate

Are opponent skills the same when hourly earnings between the two are equal? or are SnG's softer?

Thanks

 

[Yanko57]

I know you're looking for a rough estimate, but as you see, two days later and nobody can give you an answer and many saw your post.

I can't give you an answer either because it depends SO MUCH on the players at the cash game and also related is day of the week/time of the day.

If you're asking this question to decide which one you should play, I'd tell you to go with what give you the most fun. At those stake, that's what really matters and you won't get bored if you like what you play.

 

[Evan Jarvis]

What are the SnG buy in stake equivilants for each cash game stake (NL2, 5, 10, etc) in terms of hourly winrate while single tabling?

Just looking gor a rough estimate

Are opponent skills the same when hourly earnings between the two are equal? or are SnG's softer?

Thanks

Hourly rate as the previous poster mentioned will have so many factors. In my experience if you play nl2 then $2 sngs make sense, nl10 then $10 sngs etc.

It should come down to what you enjoy more and which one matches your skillset better.
Hope this video will help you to figure out just what exactly that is

 

[ventrolloquist]

Hourly rate as the previous poster mentioned will have so many factors. In my experience if you play nl2 then $2 sngs make sense, nl10 then $10 sngs etc.

It should come down to what you enjoy more and which one matches your skillset better.
Hope this video will help you to figure out just what exactly that is

Thanks Evan. Much appreciated [emoji4]

 

[Acesinthebig]

I like the PLO8 Turbo on Demand SandG's on ACR