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Message: [QUOTE="UkoChebuko, post: 5739051, member: 353461"] What type of SNG you play? Buy in? I play SNG too...Against regs is better to use smaller size. Sometime there are only regs. But for the smaller buy ins is better to use bigger size. For MTT as well. For 10/20 I use 4x for any position, tight range, not so wide at late positions (no enough FE). The problem is that with smaller size you will play more often with 2, 3, 4 guys. You hand become weaker (as equity) and because the ICM, you must use bigger size and tight range. For 15/30 3 blinds works fine, at any position. For 20/40 2.5x already. For 25/50 2.5x from the early positions, SB and if the hand is weak Ax, Kx. For the late 2.2, I made 111 or 112, something like this. Works pretty well. For 40/80 2x starts to work already, 50/100 2x as well. With ante a little bit more. Only a little bit. I make the size "ugly". Lets say for 40/80 I make this 180. For 50/100 , 220. Works pretty well. Enough FE. And you can play a little bit wider range. But for the cash games the people just don't like to fold. 3x is enough for the early positions, but this is the minimum. Yes, you can make 2.8x , something like this. If you want to. But this is the minimum. Don't go below 2.8x. Only for CO and the BTN...I mean for NL25 and below. There is another reason for this. This is a "standard" size, the people use that more often. And the info from the HUD will be more "correct". Let's say you use 2.5x from UTG, NL25 full ring. Then your info will be a "little bit" incorrect. I hope you understand me, sorry for my bad English. I am a tournament player as well, mate. I don't like the big sizes. But it is necessary...And you can go even higher for UTG full ring, NL25 and below. Nothing wrong with that. If your range is very tight, you must. 3.5x...This will be more profitable. But only if your range is very tight. Let's say you fold KQs from UtG full ring. Or JTs, 77... [/QUOTE]

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