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09-09-2005, 06:07 AM
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SNGs and MTTs -- like ice cream and ketchup
I've never been much good at multi-tabling, although I've gotten to where I can two-table without too much -EV. But lately I've been mixing and matching SNGs and multis when I two-table. If my results are any indication (I know, low sample size blah blah), this appears to be a very bad idea for me.
I suspect that the two very different mentalities needed for SNGs and MTTs (especially early) just don't mix well. Has anyone had a similar experience? 
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09-09-2005, 01:52 PM
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Re: SNGs and MTTs -- like ice cream and ketchup
Yes, I have had exactly the same experience. I never mix SNG's and MTT anymore. I have great difficulty playing them both at the same time. Actually, I have trouble playing 2 MTT's simultaneously. I don't know why, but when I play a MTT I like to only have one table open.
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09-09-2005, 02:36 PM
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Re: SNGs and MTTs -- like ice cream and ketchup
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nah, i like it. then if i get deep in a mtt i can stop loading stt's. [/ QUOTE ] This is my strategy as well. MTTs usually start out so slow that I like having a couple of STTs going just to keep my mind occupied. If things start going well for me at the MTT I just don't restart any STTs and focus solely on the MTT.
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09-09-2005, 06:48 PM
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Re: SNGs and MTTs -- like ice cream and ketchup
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[ QUOTE ] nah, i like it. then if i get deep in a mtt i can stop loading stt's. [/ QUOTE ] This is my strategy as well. MTTs usually start out so slow that I like having a couple of STTs going just to keep my mind occupied. If things start going well for me at the MTT I just don't restart any STTs and focus solely on the MTT. [/ QUOTE ] This was the idea I had when I started doing it. Perhaps I just need to give myself a little more time to adjust.
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