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Message: [QUOTE="Rjust2good, post: 615957, member: 26023"] [B][URL="http://www.4flush.com/gamblingnews/online-gambling-news/sit-n-go-skill-survey-results/134/"]Sit n Go Skill Survey Results[/URL][/B] [COLOR=#7a7a7a]September 4th, 2007 Written by Catrina Rudd [/COLOR] [SIZE=1][COLOR=#7a7a7a][IMG]http://www.4flush.com/images/books.jpg[/IMG][/COLOR][/SIZE]The release of the Sit N Go Poker Tournament survey by StarTracker, reveals the real winners of a Sit n Go Tournament. It is again evident that this is a game of skill, not chance. Mark Holland a spokesperson for Sitangoplanet.com said “One of the most interesting findings was that just 5 percent of Sit N Go Players made 85 percent of the total profits over the survey period. Those players who work to understand the important poker strategy concepts involved are making a great profit — while the majority of players without this knowledge are actually losing money.” According to the results in the survey the differential is substantial. The typical Sit N Go Tournament is fairly small, with no scheduled launch time. Once the table has 9 players the tournament begins. The top three of the nine will pocket a progressively larger portion of the total prize money. Sit and Go Planets survey proves the myth regarding Sit N Go Tournaments requiring less skill that other poker play various, false. This also further gives evidence to the need to be well versed in the game to play competitively and to win a steady pot playing the game. Skill is seen in Sit n Go tournaments, and larger promotional and sponsored tournaments, both online and off. [/QUOTE]

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