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Message: [QUOTE="Thewebmaster, post: 291895, member: 474"] [b]Just my opinion :)[/b] Hi all, Yes this strategy guide is much like many other strategy guides, it can come in useful just like any other guide. If the strategy was flawless you'd win much more than 50% of the time. There just isn't a poker strategy that's flawless. In an ideal poker world you might be able to use the same strategy every time if you was playing the same 10 or 6 players every time. Trouble is sit-n-go's can vary so much you have to change your strategy nearly every time you play. If you had 4 or 5 of the players playing exactly the same strategy it wouldn't work, you have to change according to the table and players on that table. I play sit-n-go's virtually every day for about 6hrs and i've never stuck to just one strategy over the course of say 4 games or more. You have to be prepared to change your play from game to game depending on the different players you meet. It also throws people for a loop if you can change your play drastically during the game. Also with so many new players coming in, many college students and young kids even, some that are playing illegally as well even, you will nearly always get a call whatever you have,in the lower limit sit-n-gos anyway, i've seen pocket AA's taken down so many times I never go all-in pre-flop with them on a sit-n-go early on. My advice would always be to use aspects of several strategies to find what works for you, if you can't come in the money at sit-n-go's at least 3 out of every 4 games your doing something wrong. I've just moved up to $20 and $30 sit-n-gos with 5 or 6 people and it's great, much better players and a much better game too. Just yesterday I played 4 $30 sit-n-gos at pacific and came 1st 3 times for $90 each time and once at 2nd for around $50. You need to find what works best for you and if someone else's strategy works great then use it but read several and try them all, you'll be surprised what you can do with the knowledge of 6 or 7 different strategies as opposed to just one. OK i'm done, probably haven't been much help. Good luck all ;) Tony ( The Webmaster ) [/QUOTE]

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