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[QUOTE="RamdeeBen, post: 1750644, member: 71146"]
There is a huge difference.

I personally can't play one, then switch to another and expect to play the same, you have to adjust. I used to play SnG's souely then cash and switched back etc many times. I could consistently win at either, be it small stakes but still, I couldn't go from SnG's now to cash and expect to play the same because you're set in your ways of SnG mode. You're in shove/fold mode etc which never happens in cash.

For example, in a SnG/MTT, early stages when fully stacked is very basic, just keep very tight and only play premiums until you get a monster for example and then when the blinds rise you have to start playing more aggressively and so, till the point you're shoving ATC.

In cash games, (majority of time, unless you're a short stacker) you're playing full stacked, so the general concept would be just to play tight, which "will" work at the smallest levels of cash games, but you have to become a lot more creative if you want to advance levels..

I personally think cash games are a harder game to play than SnG's/MTT's purely based on how people play, suited connectors in position, 2,7suited in position can be played very well in position if you know what you're doing for example. There is so much more skill involved in trying to out play others in cash games, a skill I don't really have so stick to SnG's/MTT's.

In the SnG's you can just play quite a straight forward ABC sort of game and aggressive and be quite successful. The same applies in MTT's to a degree..
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