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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 3791185, member: 23910"] Then... maybe stop bringing the topic up? MTTs have higher variance than cash games. The swings are bigger. Sure, those are facts, but it doesn't necessarily make one form of the game "better" than the other. Higher variance isn't necessarily a bad thing, particularly if you practice good bankroll management. The best game to play is almost always the one that YOU are best at. For some people that's cash, for some that's tournaments. Just FYI though, drawing your conclusions from spending just a few months playing both forms of the game doesn't give you much to go off - it's still a very small sample unless you're logging a heap of hours multi-tabling in that time. Also, and I'm trying to find the kindest possible way to say this, drawing conclusions about real money games based on play money games is... well... let's just call it "dangerous" and leave it at that shall we? [/QUOTE]
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