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Message: [QUOTE="Big_Rudy, post: 1975193, member: 73333"] ^^ This is pretty-much my situation , too. I'm actually a better cash game player, but somewhere along the way cash became somewhat boring to me so I switched to MTTs first. Now I have time issues that make playing many MTTs difficult, so I've moved to STTs since they are over much faster. Standard line of thought is to specialize in just one format and devote the vast majority of your time studying/improving that format, but for recreational players I think that's pretty misleading. There is nothing wrong with with playing anything/everything you like if your main reason for playing is enjoyment. If you decide to get more serious about the game and really want to put in huge chunks of time to improve, then yeah, you should probably pick one form to work on the most. But, as you mentioned, this can definitely be done later-on down the line. [/QUOTE]