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Message: [QUOTE="Karozi615, post: 2349074, member: 90989"] MTT's have softer fields then cash in general. Beating cash is probably slightly harder than being a MTT winner. Also, it doesn't take much strategy to get involved in MTT's. Your stacks are more shallow and winning flips are a part of being successful If your a successful cash player the transition to MTT's would be seamless, conversely I wouldn't be surprised if recreational MTT players got destroyed in cash games, at least at first it's just hard to go from 30 big blinds to 200 big blinds. When you float to bluff in the late stages of a tourney its a huge play because your putting your stack at risk and leveraging your tournament life on the fact that your opponent can't call - in cash games floating multiple streets and other funky stuff is much more common [/QUOTE]