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[QUOTE="rhoudini, post: 7292927, member: 1015282"]
I’d definitely recommend beginning with [B]low-stakes Sit & Go’s[/B]. Great for beginners because the structure is simple, the fields are small, and you get a lot of repetition in key spots like push/fold and short-stack play. You can start with the lowest buy-ins and move up slowly once you have around 50–100 buy-ins for the next level. It’s not the fastest path, but it’s a very controlled way to grow a bankroll while learning solid fundamentals.

My preferred ones are actually Heads-UP SnGs but many rooms do not offer them, and traffic got really low. But still possible to find them.

At the same time, I would play good freerolls, not so many, but specially those who offer good value. For me makes not too much sense to play $50 freerolls with thousands of players. Unless you are an absolute beginner just to feel how a tournament is played, but even then, maybe better to deposit a good amount and start playing SnGs in any format up to 45 players seems good.
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