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[QUOTE="c9h13no3, post: 1271927, member: 15450"]
It doesn't matter what you choose to play.  MTT's are profitable, and there's a lot of dead money and bad players in them.  But they require a bigger bankroll than cash games or single table SnG's (see image below).

[IMG]https://www.cardschat.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=15763&d=1229378745[/IMG]

Also, its hard to know when you're doing well because the variance is large.  Its easy to luck-box a big cash in MTT's and convince yourself that you're good at them, when in reality you're terrible.  The key is to just pick the game you're best at.  If you're a horrible cash player, and a good MTT player, it would be pretty terrible to move to cash games.  Play the game that you're the best at.  But if you're not particularly good at any particular form of poker, then I'd pick cash games or single table SnG's to start out with.

Once again, cash isn't necessarily the most profitable game.  It depends on what you're good at.  But cash games actually require a *smaller* bankroll than MTT's.  Most players eventually migrate towards cash games as they get more experienced for a variety of reasons, but saying its the most profitable form of poker is a little silly I think.
 
 
I think you could really use this thread:

[URL]https://www.cardschat.com/forum/learning-poker-57/[/URL]
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