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[QUOTE="medeiros13, post: 405487, member: 10748"] For me, I really like a 6 player table when I am playing SnG's. I've found that when I start even up with people, I have a very very good chance of cashing at the end of the day. I like to play 10 players when participating in a ring game. I like the idea of having a greater number of hands to select from before I'm in the blinds. I've also found that since I always bring the min amount to start at a table, the big stacks will try to bully me. By playing a 10 person table, I'm able to use better starting hand selection than when I'm in a 6 person table. The reason is simple, the blinds are coming at me more often and eating away at my original buy in. As far as heads up play...I haven't played much with a table that is exclusively just this. Obvioulsy, I have some experience with the SnG's but I'm usually either way behind in chips or ahead. I think it'd be an interesting game for me to try out sometime. More than likely I'd have to be a little more aggressive than I usually am...maybe that'd help my overall game [/QUOTE]
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