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What is better to play with my size bankroll?
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[QUOTE="Evan Jarvis, post: 5646483, member: 374519"] 0.25 sngs for sure. The smaller field tournaments will mean less variance and a much lower chance of going broke. When building up your bankroll, focusing on 6, 9, 18, 27, 45 man games is much much smarter than playing big fields MTTs I would invite you to focus on the SNGs and maybe add an MTT once a week as a treat or reward for playing well. It will give you a shot at big money, and your sng grind will keep you sharp! The other thing about MTTs is they take way more hours than SNGs do and that means less time for study and self care. 2 things that will pay off greatly in the long run if you do them consistently with the extra time saved. [/QUOTE]
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