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How long will I have to wait for a tournament to start? Is playing online for real money safe? Are bonuses available at poker websites? You are here: Sit n Go Poker Sites.

Poker Sites. Site information. The strategy is sound and I have even started implementing it into early stages of MTTs and some cash games. Players with an ironclad Sit and Go-specific strategy — even without a pure poker skill advantage over the rest of the table — can regularly finish in the money and make an absolute killing.

What is a Sit and Go? There seems to be an even split on the prize structure used these days for 6 players.

In the old days it used to always be:. However, many sites of late like Ignition Poker and PokerStars now give a little more to 2nd place:.

It results in mostly pre-flop all-in-or-fold situations, which leads to coin-flip situations and little post-flop strategic play.

Consistent profit is my goal with this Sit and Go strategy guide so I will be focusing exclusively on the standard minute blind increases.

I was able to play pocket for the minimum which is still very low compared to your stack in the early rounds against 5 other players.

I opened the pot from late position with pocket J-J , got re-raised by the button, and the small blind then goes over the top.

I felt like this was an easy fold , but many Sit and Go players call in this situation. Do you really think that both of them have smaller pocket pairs than you?

Just save yourself the trouble when you have no pressure to play hands. I have a pretty strong hand for 5-handed play so I open with a 3x raise.

This was a hand I was planning to open with a raise , but player 7 did the same ahead of me. To start with, I opened the pot one off the button with a 3x raise.

I manually typed it in and as it is smaller than the 3. Player 9 just calls and misplays his A-K. He should probably re-raise here since he will be out of position the whole hand and I may have laid down my Neither player will hold much of an edge over the other because of the structure.

The match usually comes down to whomever gets the best cards in the shortest period of time. That's not to say it's completely out of your hands though; there's still room for you to exploit your edge.

When you're heads-up, hand values change from what they were pre-flop in the earlier stages. Think of it this way: If your hand is decent short-handed it's a monster heads-up.

Pocket pairs are very robust. Hands are usually won with just one pair at showdown, so if you are dealt one before the flop then you're already ahead of the game.

Top pair is a massive hand heads-up and it's almost always worthy of getting all-in. Hands that decrease in value are weak speculative hands, like low suited connectors.

While they may be decent hands to raise with as a steal, they should not be played against a raise. These hands dramatically drop in value when the stacks are short.

Even if you flop a draw, there's little money to get paid off with. When they do hit the flop, they usually make weak second-pair type hands or gut-shot draws.

Nothing you'd want to risk your tournament life on. You have 6, and so does your opponent. Your opponent bets 3, What should you do?

That's it, that's all. This is the crux of heads-up poker in a sit-and-go. The blinds are too big and there's so little play that if you flop top pair you're destined to get it all-in.

Your opponent calls. Your opponent checks and you bet 3, Your opponent shoves. You have two over-cards and an open-ended straight draw.

You only have 1, in your stack and there's 11, in the pot. To put it bluntly, you're pot-committed.

Luckily you have a massive draw and are getting great odds. It's hands like these your tournament will come down to.

You should of course, as always in poker, be exploiting your position to the max. Continue pushing hard when in position.

Don't stop stealing or slow your aggression just because you're heads-up - the game is not over until it's won.

So stay on your toes and keep up the fight. Remember if you always make decisions as best you can you'll make money in the long run no matter what happens in the short term.

Well, that brings our Beginners Guide to becoming a sit-and-go champion to a close. It's by no means comprehensive - I wrote it for the average player who understands poker but wants to take his or her sit-and-go game to the next level.

I hope it's given you enough information to go from merely playing sit-and-go's to understanding what it takes to be a serious winner.

It is clear to me that the person who wrote this article only plays this game for recreational purposes. Sucking out happens less than winning outright so in the long run the strategy is sound.

Play tight early while the LAGs and maniacs knock each other out. Thank-you for the articles. Seeing how the small blind plays would be important too.

This has really helped me. Have been doing really badly lately and really started to lose my confidence, and money!

Have been playing today as it says here and have won 6 out of 7 games. Seriously try it it works. The only problem with the strategy is that I see a lot of players raising bonkers hands preflop.

I mean anything really, ace and 3 unsuited, low connectors unsuited etc. This happened to me where a player raised preflop with k7 unsuited, I called with A10 suited.

A 10 came on the flop with something like 4 and 8, he called my bet that took over a third of his stack, a 7 came on the turn he bet and I raised.

He then got his K on the river. Point being I would have never raised preflop with his hand and would have folded on the flop if I did, therefore am I playing too tight?

Play Here. Now what? Avoid weak hands OOP. Don't forget Gap Theory. Don't hesitate to steal. Be aware of table image. Push or perish. Don't get blinded out.

Look at big picture. Sometimes you have to call. Even nits shove most aces here. If your hand is decent shorthanded, it's a monster heads-up.

Time is another factor. While many multi-table tournaments can last many hours, even a 9-handed Sit and Go will normally be finished in less than an hour making it easy for players to get in the action without a long time commitment.

On WSOP. As soon as enough players sit down, cards go in the air and the action begins. For instance they also have a policy prohibiting bum hunting in cash games.

At the end of the day, if you dont like, what a certain poker site has to offer, then dont play there. Vote with your feet and rake money.

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