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[QUOTE="Irexes, post: 1075158, member: 13873"]
I'd suggest I'm as well placed as anyone to answer this :)
 
[B]1. If I were to play in MTT's do you feel this would mess up my cash games?[/B]
 
It shouldn't do, but they are worlds apart in terms of approach and you need to keep that front and centre in your mind at all times.
 
 
[B]2. Is it worth mixing up cash + tourneys? Any experience on this?[/B]
 
Every day. It's hard to play both at the same time after the first hour or two of a tourney as to get maximum value you really need to focus on every hand, whether you are in it or not.
 
 
[B]3. Where would you start (BI amount) and with what roll? how many entrants?[/B]
 
"normal" MTT and Ring rules for BMR should apply. This may mean you are winning at MTTs but dropping down levels because you are on a losing run at ring or vice versa.
 
 
[B]4. I play cash on stars, would you consider changing sites + having 1 for tourneys and 1 for cash so the rolls dont get mixed or[/B]
[B]is this too confusing? If so what sites are "soft" for tourneys? If no which tourneys on stars would you start off in?[/B]
 
Two sites may allow better mental separation, but it's all your money.
 
On stars the 1500 chip MTTs are crapshoots compared to those with deeper stacks. Turbos etc are just increasing variance.
 
 
[B]5. In your opinion do you think this is a good or bad idea?[/B]
 
Depends on whether or not you are prepared for months at a time where you lose money and yet don't get affected in order to suddenly make it all back and more. MTTs are more of a grind than Ring, because the gratification is so few and far between. Most of the time even the best player loses. At least with ring you get to stack someone every few hundred hands or so. :)
 
Good luck.
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