The Dominate Sit and Go Poker Course: How To Consistently Win SNG Tournaments

 Dominating Sit and Go Poker Course - How to Consistently win SNG Tournaments

Due to the popularity of online poker, Sit and Go poker tournaments are now very popular.

The shorter format allows you to play tournament poker without needing to play for hours, as in a multi-table tournament. They also offer the convenience of cash game play.

We will teach you how dominate SNG tournaments.

What is Sit and Go Poker Poker, you ask?

Sit-and-go tournaments are named so because there is no predetermined start time. Instead of having to register in advance for a tournament which starts at a certain time regardless of how many people are participating, the SNG begins when all seats are taken. The field size is set, but the start time can be adjusted. Some poker sites have a shorter wait time for single-table SNGs at low limits. This is especially true during peak times. Higher buy-in tournaments can take slightly longer to fill.

Different types of Sit n Go Tournaments

SNG's most basic form is the single-table tourney (STT). STT was designed to make it easier for players to participate in tournaments without making long-term commitments. It has become a popular option in online poker. Although the single table SNG evolved to accommodate 180 players, the classic single table SNG is still very popular.

A single table SNG will seat nine to ten people. Entry fees include both a buy-in fee and an entry charge. This usually comes out to $10+1. The $10 buy-in goes towards the prize pool and the $1 entry fees go to the poker site for the operation of the game. Single table tournament formats pay the top three participants. A common payout structure is 50% for first place, 30% for second place, and 20% for third place.

Multi-table SNG will vary in size. The most common sizes for MTTs will be 18 players (2 table), 45 players (5 table), 90 player (10 tables), 180 players (20 Tables), and 60 players (10 tables). They function in the exact same way as single-table SNG, except that the players are eliminated and tables are closed. As a result, the number of tables decreases until the last table is left. You have a better chance of winning cash if your field is bigger than the prize pool.

Structures for SNG Tournaments

Two types of structure are available to a Sit n Go Tournament. Both are common on online poker sites. You can pick your favorite structure.

Standard Structure – This is the first type of structure in which the blinds adjust every 10 minutes.

Turbo Structure - This second type of structure increases the blinds faster, approximately every 5 minutes. This not only makes the tournament run faster, but also gives you less hands to play with before the blinds grow to an excessive amount of money. This allows you to play faster, but it also gives you a smaller skill element and a higher chance of winning in turbo SNGs.

How to Follow This Course

This course is designed for No Limit Texas Holdem Sit and go tournaments that follow the standard structure. It can also be applied to turbo SNG events.

Due to the high payout structure, only the top 3 finishers get the majority of the prize pools. This guide will focus on helping you finish in the top 3. To achieve this, the best strategy is to play aggressively when you are in the money, be cautious early and tight on the bubble.

The guide will take you through the five stages of a Sit and Go Tournament and show you how to apply each strategy. You will also find advanced SNG strategy scenarios to give you all the information you need to become a successful SNG player.

We will help you manage your bankroll and transform a $50 start bankroll into a $1,000 bankroll by the end. This strategy will allow you to earn regular income online Sit and Go tournaments. Winning Online Poker - How to Take Down First Place in Sit-N-Go's