Cash Game or Sit Go's?

[Sschafell]

I prefer tournaments, I find them more attractive.

 

[KrazyKoo]

SnGs but sadly they are dying format :/

 

[Michel_11]

Today I prefer to play cash games, I can't even imagine playing Sit and Go.

When I started playing, I pretty much only played 90-player sit and go's for a long time.

 

[Bummy]

For me sit/spin&go better to play than cash

 

[10gerka]

I like to play, I always play cash games, I feel like I enjoy it much more, but each player has their favorite games.

 

[ATL2000]

I just think cash games are way more exciting that SNGs.

 

[john_entony]

Hard to choose, as I've always enjoyed playing cash at offline poker clubs. But if we are talking about online poker only, then yes, sit&go tournaments are a higher priority for me. In online cash I play only to do challenges and it's no more than 20-30 hands a day (but more often even less).

 

[thwenth1983]

Good morning everyone, between cash game vs sit go, I much prefer cash game. Despite playing poker since 2018, I confess that I can't get used to bad bets, when I make a bad bet, I usually continue playing well, but There are those days when it's a bad bet all the time. Playing sit go, when I lose 5 sit go in a row with better hands I stop playing the sit, as it already affects my game. In cash games it is very rare for me to make a bad bet, because I play my hands according to their value and as I have 100bb it is much easier, to play avoiding doubtful situations, I also consider cash games to be the most fun form of poker. playing, just not my main modality which is Mtts which is where it is easiest to make money. On my best day playing Mtt I won $800, when playing micro I will win $800 dollars in cash game. But in relation to the question, the cash game is better in my opinion, much less variance and much less bad bet.

 

[Skot_Gy]

Tournaments and cashgames, both in live and online

 

[NightStalker]

Cash game!

 

[dompoker]

Sitgos are better, they're fast, so if you don't have much time to play it's a good idea.

 

[frost234]

I like playng cash game

 

[Pityesz1974]

sit and go is more exciting and realistic. In a cash game, you have one small hand and all your money is there.

 

[odonob]

The margins in both to be honest are too small. I lost most cash sessions so gave it up. Sit and gos are equally tedious. I play mainly freeroll tournaments now.

 

[Mauricio Perrotta]

Either of these are good alternatives to make money for yourself. Sit and go are only conditioned to have fewer chips.

 

[Leandro6803]

I believe that the cash game requires a little more skill, more study of the game and the players at the table itself.

 

[A kiravio]

I prefer the cash game because of the little time at my disposal. I go in and out as I feel like

 

[pavel1111111]

From this 2 options i chose cash games, but i strongly recommend the tournaments 🤪

 

[s0ftdumps]

Sit and Go's are very useful practice for final the table situations at MTT's.

 

[scobido]

Certainly at this moment I would choose the cash game over the sit and go, because the free time I have, I think the cash game is favorable for me, the sit and go is favorable when you have more free time, while in the cash game you can retire anytime from the table and to continue your other activity.

 

[andron205]

Sitengo has a simpler game format.

 

[darkgonz]

Daneil Dnegrau one day says that "cash is like your job is always the same, tournaments and sit and go are like vacations while you are playing poker"

 

[Ataman911]

I like tournaments more))

 

[s0ftdumps]

Cash Games or Sit n' go's? Which do you prefer?

Let's talk tell us about your experience, I believe that if we're honest we have a lot of demands on each other.

Mtt's are the goat. sit n go has to big of rake

 

[lilypond]

I prefer to play SnGs or MTTs, as they are more interesting for me. There is more variety involved and you don't have to play tight against other grinders to try to win at the micro stakes. You can play more actively and aggressively, rather than waiting for the best cards.