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Message: [QUOTE="RamdeeBen, post: 1560863, member: 71146"] I'm still trying to figure this one out for myself. I'v tried the lot. I seem to not lose as much playing SnG's and gradually getting better at them. They just seem "pointless" and draining when playing at smaller stakes although i understand the need to do so at such low limits with a smaller bankroll. I did experiment of 2 sessions with playing 6 tables at once with 45/180 SnG's and another session where i played 4 tables. Out of the 10, got 2nd,4th,6th 9th 40% cashed so was overall in profit in those sessions. The problem was with 6 tables is that I couldn't make the best decisions I would normally do playing 1 or 2 tables maximum purely based on not being able to read the tables I'm at easier. Plus it gets me into a state sometimes feeling pressured and making a wrong call or fold because I've got another one that wants me to react. I just don't like playing 1 table at a time for such low limits to just sometimes either not cash or to make a measly 5 cents from 2hours of playing. Cashgames: I've done ok at limit holdem at $0.1/0.2 limits with overall profit of $7.00. At the no limit, I've not done so well and found i tilt more after i get sucked out from a 3,7os or something for a straight when i got A,K two pair.. So frustrating, so i "think" I'm going to stick to SnG's maybe even going to one table SnG's till I build a bigger bank roll to then try out the higher limit cash games as I feel it's far to easy for people to call at low limits with anything. After a bad suck out at cash games i then made a fundamental mistake of trying heads up limit and no limit and lost even more! I had to quit quickly before I blew the lot..and was angry i even did that. At a SnG or even occasional MTT, you know what you stand to loss and i don't go on tilt or get as emotional if i take a bad beat. [/QUOTE]

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