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Message: [QUOTE="SavagePenguin, post: 818856, member: 22087"] If you're goal is for consistency, and assuming you play equally well there, ring games are the best. Of course, you're not a good ring player, or don't enjoy it, then it's probably best to skip them. I like muddawgg's satellite strategy. I play those things as well. A $2.20 investment can net you $11T when you unregister for the Sunday Million. Keep in mind that those are tournament dollars though (T$), so they can only be spent on tournament entries. The games are pretty soft though. You get the typical donks at the beginning, but at the end people just don't seem to adjust to the payout structure. I see big stacks duking it out near the bubble all the time, even though they're practically guaranteed a seat if they just fold every hand. A couple days ago I got close to the bubble and a middle stack shoved. I had A/A. Normally I'd fold that if I thought I could fold my way to the money (unless I was up against a tiny stack, who I'm looking to break) but I had a mountain of chips at that point so calling and losing still kept me in the "I can fold every hand and make the money" category. Ends up he had Kings, and for the first time in a long time my Aces held up. It should be noted that the guy with Kings had enough chips that he could have easily folded his way into the money. So while he was probably about 80% to win against most hands that call, he was probably better to win had he folded every hand. I know it's hard to lay down Kings, but unless the risk was not worth the reward. Anyway, those satellites have a good ROI which makes up for the fact that you are only earning $T. And if you play a lot of S&G's anyway those $T's will get converted over to real $ as you play other games, so it's not a big deal. [/QUOTE]

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