is a 45 player SNG a SNG or a Tourney

[whiskeytown]

I keep exact stats on everything I do - I usually put 1 and 2 table SNG's in the SNG column

today I played a 45 player one - I'm debating whether that's a SNG or a Tourney - since SNG's are usually one or two table -

what do you guys do in this spot....

RB

[IHateKeithSmart]

Whiskey:

I've been doing the same thing. I track my stt's in a different sheet though, and consider everything else a MTT (2 table and up).

In my spreadsheet, though, I have a field that distinguishes between sng mtt's and normal mtt's (so I can track results seperately if wanted).

[yoadrians]

In my opinion - and that's all it is, an opinion - I've always felt that 45-person tournaments are MTTs and not SNGs.

[lastsamurai]

I think they are Mini Tournaments. The turbos are the best.

[Apathy]

If they don't have an official starting time and start as soon as they are filled AND it is more then two tables I would call it a Multi-table-Sit'n'Go.


Clear things up for you? [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[kutuz_off]

I file 2+ table SNGs in the MTT column. Keeping exact records rocks, btw. Kudos.

[joeboe2001]

If you are into records, just include the number of players (and players to a table!) for all tournaments in your database. The information is relevant--the label (MTT, SNG, whatever) is not!

I am keeping notes on a piece of paper on how many 45 person sng's i enter and the dollar amount i cash on each ..
can someone suggest a better way to track my sng's so i can more easily find gaps in my game?

[kutuz_off]

Well, of course I have # of entrants recorded for each tournament. But since I'm not going to keep separate sub-sums for 97-entrant MTTs and 96-entrant MTTs, I aggregate over somewhat wide range of games. 2+ table SNGs go into the MTT totals. I think they have strategic considerations closer to MTTs than to 1-table SNGs. I can't really say what those considerations are, lacking the necessary verbalization skills.

[autobet]

MTT