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[QUOTE="SavagePenguin, post: 1627916, member: 22087"] Since you are a 6-max, micro player, play some rings. Stick to what you are familiar with. Tournaments require different strategy than ring games, so I don't think it's a good idea to go switching back and forth from that. I started out at 6-max micros myself, and it took awhile to adjust to tournament strategy. Full ring games are different creatures, and tournaments are way different and many levels (blinds increase, you have to eliminate people, you don't get to table select, stacks get short, the payout structure is way different, etc.). So I suggest you keep it simple and concentrate on your preferred game. 6-max is like concentrated poker, and I think it really does a great job at teaching you the tricks of the game. In full ring you can sit back and be lazy, but in 6-max there's more activity so you're forced to make more decisions, which (right or wrong) help one to better understand the game. Once you're comfortable and feel like expanding your game go ahead and try tournaments or whatever. [/QUOTE]
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