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Message: [QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 1405642, member: 33113"] OH yah... & pick up another game... ie. the 45's or 27's (SNG). This is what alot of the MTT regs. use as their bread & butter game & typically you'll find some a small handful of really good players who are playing them, mixed in with alot of bad players. THey can be quite profitable but of course you need to be prepared for 10game+ losing streaks. (I've seen many players in the 45's & 27's, playing just $5 & more often $10 buyin level who are up $2k to $10k from playing MTT SNG's). I wouldn't recommend playing STT SNG for practising MTT play. A decent background in STT SNG will help you when transitioning to the 45's & 27's but I believe there's alot more money to be made playing these as opposed to the STT (9plyr. & 10plyr). It's a long slow grind to becoming an online MTT player who can regularly be playing the $30-$50 buyin level (good MTT players suggest you have 100buyins for the buyin level you're playing at & it's not uncommon for them to go for 50-80 game stretches with little or no cashes). Grind it out, then maybe consider getting staked if your stats. are good enough for it (or if you're able to hook up with a group of players who believe in backing your game... getting hooked up with a group of good MTT regs. is also key imo... not the easiest to do but I think alot easier if you get a membership on some of the poker training sites (although alot of the bigger ones are pretty impersonal). Coaching is another possibilty. Sometimes you'll come across coaching deals where 'coach' will require a deposit, then will take a cut of your winnings over a period of time with other stuff like 'an invite into their circle of friends' (< which can sometimes be more valuable than the coaching sessions). [/QUOTE]

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