Sit N Go Strategy Video at Full Tilt Poker
This is a video of KAP Co-Founder Spry playing a $10+1 Sit N Go online at Full Tilt Poker. FTP is home of some of the best structure for their sit-n-go’s and all of most of their tournaments for that matter. This sit n go strategy article will take a look at a style of play explained in detail in the online sit n go training guide, called “Sit-N-Go Pro” which gives advice from a pro sit n go poker player who makes thousands of dollars playing a high volume of sit n go poker tournaments. The sit n go pro course is a paid course, but my poker videos are always free. Sit n go strategy changes at all levels and all situations, so the best thing to do is get started within your bankroll.
This video shows rational of using your reads to make calls at the table and taking the opportunity to accumulate chips when they are presented to you.
Part I: SNG Strategy Video
I’m not positive my call there with 99 early in the tournament is right, but I went with my reads and figured that not only could overs be a possibility but so could smaller pairs. If he had much bigger pairs I would expect him to slow down some and try and trap…
Quick Sit n Go Tips
- tight is usually right at first
- blinds don’t become worth stealing until $100/$200 usually
- Don’t let yourself blind off if your stack is getting low in relation to the blinds.
- Play within your bankroll
- Bet large enough to give those drawing the improper odds to call
- have a reason to bluff
What is a Sit N Go Poker Tournament?
A sit n go, or SNG, is typically a 1 table tournament with a fixed buy-in (no re-buys), everyone starts with the same number of chips, and the top of the field gets paid. Typically the top 3 players get paid in a 1 table SNG. Sit n go’s are offered from 1 table up to 180 person events at the larger poker sites like Poker Stars. The most common sit n go nl holdem tournaments are the low stakes, down to the $1.00 buy in, although I’ve seen thousand dollar plus sit n go’s kick off at FTP and PokerStars.
Part 2: Sit N Go Tips Video
Download Full Tilt Poker and try a SNG yourself!
Good luck and I’ll see you at the tables!
Bodog NL Cash Game Poker Strategy Video
No Limit Texas Holdem Cash Game 6 Max
One of my favorite ways to play poker is to play no limit holdem cash games, specifically the 6 max games. I like the six max games because it allows you to play in a more aggressive environment and really gives you a chance to work out profitable situations and match ups for you.
Playing 6 max gives your opponents more opportunity to make mistakes, and if you take your time in table selection you can find tables with players who are worse than you and take advantage of them. One of the sites with the loosest NL cash games is Bodog, although the traffic is not as much as Poker Stars.
NL Poker Cash Game Strategy Video
I hope you enjoyed this video and it was a clear example of how crazy loose the players can be at Bodog Poker. If anyone wants to give Bodog Poker a shot, use bodog referral code “130347″ to track through KAP and to get a 10% instant bonus plus a 100% Match bonus up to $500.
If you haven’t watched our series of three Full Tilt Poker Poker Strategy Videos, check them out.
SitNGo Poker Strategy
Sit N Go Strategy Videos
I was a little reluctant to post this series of videos on the site here because I bust out in a three hand series during the second video. It takes me from doing just fine and with a good read on the table, just the position I want to be, to out and on the rail out of the money in three hands.
As I watched myself play this sit-n-go over again I think that there are some good lessons in there on how to take advantage of situations that come up while playing sng’s that may not come up playing in cash games. Also, I didn’t only want to post winning sessions online because there is often times MORE to learn during loosing sessions than winning ones. Poker is a game that you simply can’t win every time you play, so why should all of my videos be of winning sessions? See what you think of these two free SNG videos that will helpfully improve your game. Plus watch me take a series of three sick hands all in a row to put me on the rail. Read more
