Sit-n-go Pro

[SGTChuck]

Hey there,

Anyone used the software this guys selling? Just wondering if it's worth it or just a big scam. Thinking about going with the Pokergrinder instead of this.
Thoughts and experiences appreciated.

See ya at the tables.

[elitemob]

I would be very careful with all PMs (at least I suspect you were contacted via PM) of that kind. Sounds like a scam to me. I don't really know what pokergrinder is, but be aware that most poker sites explicitly forbid the usage of 3rd party software that gives you an unfair advantage, in their terms of services, so you may get banned if they find out.

[taipan168]

Can you post some links? Add some spaces to the URLs if the forum won't let you post URLs.

[SGTChuck]

I didn't receive a private message I was just browsing the net and stumbled across it.
basically just use the w's with sitngopro and then dot com.

[taipan168]

I'm not even sure where to start with this one, but the claims are completely outlandish in my opinion. The "testimonials" are based on COMPLETELY irrelevant sample sizes (OMG I played 5 games and placed in 3!) and it all just sounds too good to be true.

My suggestion would be to do the following:
- Play lots of tourneys at the level your BR can support and post lots of hands/tourneys on this forum for advice. Read every post on this forum and consider the situations and the advice given (which may not always be correct unless it comes from me )
- Buy Collin Moshman's Sit N Go Strategy, it covers a lot of the basics of SNG play
- Download SNG Wiz - it has a 30 day free trial period and do the quiz many times.

Moshman's book will cost you about $17 on Amazon, and SNG Wiz costs $99 after the free trial period is over.

[SGTChuck]

Right on. Thanks for the help. I'll check out the SNG Wiz for sure.