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Message: [QUOTE="tagece, post: 7103243, member: 148459"] The best poker school I had was sit and go games, for a few reasons. The first is that you play against the same players all the time, which makes you improve your reading of your opponents. Second, you will encounter fewer maniacs. The reason for this is that these types of players choose where they will play for the main prize. They want to win 100 times the buy-in, and they don't mind losing dozens of tournaments in a row. The third advantage is that you will train for the final table of tournaments. You will often end up in bubble situations, few players at the table or heads up. I consider this to be better training than micro tournaments with hundreds of players. [/QUOTE]