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Old 02-28-2005, 03:06 PM     Post subject: sit n go #1 (permalink)  

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What exactley are sit n go`s and mmt i see them in posts and dont quite understand what they are, I have an idea but what are the differences. thanks
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SNGs are tournaments of 9-10 people. You start out with 800-1500 chips and small blinds. Every 10-15 minutes the blinds go up. Usually the top three are paid out (50/30/20).

MTTs are Multi Table Tournaments. Anywhere from 20-5000 people are in these tournaments.

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SNG = Sit and Go tournaments. 1 table last usually no more than 1 hour.

its a tournament structure. variety of buy ins mainly the top 3 get paid.


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SnGs may typically be 1 table....but they come in 2 and 3 table varietys as well. The biggest destinguishing factor is that MTTs are scheduled tournaments that begin at a pre-determined Day and Time. SnG tournaments are "pick-up" games....meaning once all the seats at the tables are full the tourney immediately begins.
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