Should a newbi play Turbo SnG or Regular at PS ? (50-100 BR) - Need Advice.

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goborage said:
I'd say that turbo wouldn't help to develop your skills as much as regular would. Turbos just turn into push fests.
You hit the nail on the head there. Turbos, whether multi or single table seem to attract loose players.

Single talbe sngs are probably a good place to start. You won't make a lot of money in one game, but your odds of cashing are certainly better than MT.
 
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goborage said:
I'd say that turbo wouldn't help to develop your skills as much as regular would. Turbos just turn into push fests.
You hit the nail on the head there. Turbos, whether multi or single table seem to attract loose players.

Single table sngs are probably a good place to start. You won't make a lot of money in one game, but your odds of cashing are certainly better than MT. ..but stay away from the Turbos.
 
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I would have to agree with people here that you need to start off with a non-turbo tourney. Especially if you are going to start playing tight. You will go alot further in a non-turbo tourney than a turbo. Give yourself more time to see more cards. Once you're comfortable with your game than go up to a non-turbo. Their you will see more people play more hands because of the blinds.
 
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