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And of course thanks for the input on your setups with the screens.Cheers!

Thanks for the help guys. I think that I might be "out-thinking" myself on these sit n go's. From the sounds of things, you guys are mainly concerned with bet/pot/blind/stack sizes to make your decisions. I guess I will try putting it more on autopilot in some lower sng's and see how things go.Thanks again!

I have managed to build up some moderate success (8% ROI) at the sit n go's over the span of a couple of years. I play as a hobby and play the $38 6 man sit n go's almost exclusively. I have tried experimenting with multi tabling in order to increase the actual dollar value of my return, but inevitably feel somewhat overwhelmed. I feel that I lose out on too much information available by watching the play. To that end, I created a setup with two screens and have been able to play a low limit cash game on one screen (maximizing the size of the table) and the sit n go on the other (again maxi

Well guys,Thanks for the feedback and the congrats. It would seem that the majority of you feel that the deal isn't in place until the specifics are agreed upon. That makes me feel a lot better.Thanks!

I have come across a situation the other night that has me thinking quite a bit. I was hoping that you guys might share some insight. I found myself down to the last three in a 1500 man $5 tourney. Two of us had about 1.2 million in chips and the third had about 2.2 million. At this point, it was getting late and I suggested a split. The blind structure was great and it really could go either way at that point. The two of us with low chip counts agreed, the chip leader declined. About half an hour later, the two of us that had low chip counts made it up to about 1.8 million and the thir