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Vip3rNZ
Joined: 11.11.2011

Just wondering why the information provided in a couple of the SNG beginners articles is different?

This information:
https://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/sit-and-go/playing-preflop-open-raising/1/

Is different from this:
https://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/sit-and-go/sit-n-go-beginner-strategy/1/

Which am I better off following. I'm a new SNG player and am playing 50c 45 man turbos at pokerstars.


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

Hey Vip3rNZ.

The beginner SnG strategy is designed to allow you to at least play SnGs without losing your roll. The Open raising article is a more in depth look at concepts in more detail.

You should also check out the articles on ICM and the Risk Premium Concept as these are very important in SnGs.

Chip Value (1): The Principle of Diminishing Chip Value
Chip Value (2): The Fundamentals of the Independent Chip Model (ICM)
Chip Value (3): Application of the ICM
Chip Value (4): The Risk Premium Concept

Be sure to also check out CollinMoshman's videos on MTSnGs and keep an eye out for any live coachings that he may be doing which you can check out here.

And remember you can ask him anything at Collin's Sit 'N Go Crushers Academy.

Hope this helps

Laz


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