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Message: [QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 1422959, member: 33113"] You say your personality suits > 'liking to 'mix it up' & suits ring game.... why switch to SNG play then? A common player type I'll see in SNG's is the guy who plays too many hands... almost like he/she can't resist'mixing it up'. In SNG play there will be many instances where playing the hand has a positive outcome for winning chips in the longrun (+ chip value) but the cash value of your stack when you win the hand compared to the cash value of your stack when you lose the hand makes it an incorrect play (negative expectation). {can be a negative play even if it's a positive chip play). Many times it's not worth risking chips when you already have a decent stack. This ^ is part of the difference in SNG play vs. cash game play. There are many other 'things' (< for lack of a better word) that are specific to sng play. If you do choose to switch over to SNG play, even if you're rolled for $20's (ie. $1,000+ bankroll), I would still recommend starting off at the $5's (or $6's if you're choosing to go Turbo route). Jumping in at $16's for example (stars) you're going to run into alot of regs. Buyin suggestion also depends upon what poker site you're playing on & at what time of day (there is a difference). Personally (if I were you)... I would stick to Ring games. As far as how playmoney relates to realmoney.... I would've answered that the two don't relate at all and would consider playmoney to be a complete waste of time... BUT.. my playmoney experience is limited to maybe a dozen games a few years ago while getting acquainted with online poker software. .... why fix it if it ain't broke? [/QUOTE]

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