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    Default 1 or 2 table sngs

    currently i do 1 table sngs on stars and was wondering how the 2 table sngs for and if i should try both or just one of them

    any opinions?
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    How are you fairing at the 1 table SnGs?
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    At 40 1 tables I have have a 45% ITM with a 25% ROI
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    Two table SnG's are a great way to increase your ROI, but you will trade off for a lower ITM and therfore higher variance. If return per hour of time invested is worth something to you, then they are certainly worth trying.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BreakfastMan
    Two table SnG's are a great way to increase your ROI, but you will trade off for a lower ITM and therfore higher variance. If return per hour of time invested is worth something to you, then they are certainly worth trying.

    Where do you play?
    PokerStars
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    I primarily play 3 table SnGs to work on my MTT endgame. You don't get to the last 2-3 tables in a MTT every day so I want as much preactice as possible...

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    Sed is right, these are great ways to tune up your MTT end game. I usually play 5 SnGs to every 1 MTSnG
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    When are you going to write the ultimate johnny_fish strategy manual? I'm tired of seeing your wins and then cleaning my shorts.
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    I like the increased ROI, but that's probably a matter of preference. On PS they pay just the top 4, so your ITM will drop, if that sounds bad don't go. You do get to practice going from a short table back to a full table, good for MTTs, and the stacks are (sometimes) a bit deeper when you get short handed so it's a little less of a push fest.

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