many experienced players reccomend starting with stg because it is the easiest to learn the fundamentals. Once u feel like u have mastered the stg fundamentals and your roi is good/decent and u want to move to mtts I would reccomend mixing in some mtts and see how u do. If u have some success u can mix in more and more mtts until that is only what u play if that is the direction u want to go in your poker developement
e and the spread of possible stacks is much wider. 1) This means that the very first and basic thing you need to do for a successful transition is to somehow get detailed high-quality preflop ranges of play in different stacks. The best option is to buy my preflop video course, it has everything you need and it will close 90% of all preflop questions right away, which will speed up and simplify the transition.But if this is not possible, then you need to watch as many of my reviews as possible, remembering the draw ranges and look for free materials on this topic on the Internet.2) Next, it is important to draw up a competent tournament grid, to begin with, choose tournaments with low AFS (average number of participants up to 500). It is very important. The best option is small rooms with weak players, because on PS and GG in tournaments with low AFS the field is much stronger.
