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 Originally Posted by koolmoe
For me, SnG's prevent me from getting impatient. They generally last less than an hour, so I' m rarely forcing hands early. Later, about the time I might start pressing in a ring game, the table is shorthanded, so you're playing more hands anyway.
i couldn't agree with the above statement more. i think profitability of SNG's versus ring games comes down to the player's personality and playing style. if you're a bit of camper (not a rock) but want to play the hands you do play hard, an SNG isn't a bad place to be.
and like koolmoe said, about the time you're getting annoyed that you haven't had anything "playable" in the last 30 hands, you're down to 5 or 6 players and now that KJ or AT looks pretty good.
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