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Sit-n-Go System

Description:

This is the core rules for our No Limit Texas Hold'em Sit-n-Go System. This system teaches you everything you need to know to consistently crush online sit-n-gos.  This includes detailed rules for each level and stage for the most popular online poker rooms sit-n-go's.   Many pro players make their living playing sit-n-gos. Many strategies exist however few actually hold their own weight.  Some work ok for a little while and then as more games are played results taper off.  Our system is unique and unlike anything on the market.  Our results speak for themselves.

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Sit-n-Go Average Results:

*Keep scrolling down to see details on all past results (used to compute hourly averages)

Sit-n-Go Overview:

A Sit-n-Go is a Single table tournament lasting from 15 minutes to 1 hour.

Summary:

How is this system different than all the other systems/books out there?

• You are provided a very detailed introduction which steps through the high level view of what's contained in the system documentation.
• You are provided exact details on what game to play  - buy-ins are analyzed and a recommendation is made based on your current bankroll.
• General theory of sit-n-go's is given. This provides the context for the system.
• Complete analysis is done for various sit-n-go strategies that exist. This includes full color tables that are used to make the case that you need to have an optimal strategy in order to consistently make profits long term.
• Analysis of too tight and too aggressive is done. This includes odds charts which are used to show that they lose in the long run.
• Our strategy charts are contrasted with other playing styles - to show just how effective our system is.
• Hand odds important to Sit-n-Go's are provided.
• A very high level view of our basic Sit-n-Go theory is provided.
• Key terms are defined and full color charts showing how we define position are provided.
• 112 Total pages!! This is single space type (10 pt.) Open this up and you'll be amazed at the amount of detail we provide!
• We take care to copyright protect our material to make sure that the only people using it are from our site. You can not find this information in any other place. 
• Continued support. We are available to answer questions and provide clarification.
• Much more! You should earn back the cost of this system within the first day of using it. 

Sample Page:

Here's a couple sample pages (pg. 26-28) taken directly from our system:

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IV. Sit-n-Go Phases

In order to present our system in a very simple and easy to follow way, we have come up with the concept of Sit-n-Go Phases.  Our style of play changes multiple times throughout a Sit-n-Go and we must have ways of describing these inflection points so that you can properly switch gears.   

The following diagram shows the 3 basic Phases of our No Limit Sit-n-Go System:

As the tournament progresses, you jump through different stages within each phase.  You are given exact details on how to play for each stage, along with which plays from our playbook you can use and exactly when to use them. 

Phase I “Core”

Core Stages:

 Key features:

        51+ pages describe this section of play

        Broken into 4 stages. Each stage is defined exhaustively – you’ll know exactly what stage you are in for every possible case.

        Your play will vary within each stage depending on your stack size.  Exact details are given telling you when to raise, when to call, when to go all-in, for every single possible combination you can be in – within each Stage!

        You are given easy to follow sections that tell you what hands to play for each stage, for each condition (facing a raise, first to enter, facing reraise), for each position (late, early, middle, button, small blind, big blind).

        After the flop play is described in a similar way as the preflop section. Details for each stage, position and hand strength are given. You are instructed what to do if you flop garbage, top pair, over pair, set, flush draw, etc.

        You are told exactly when to use a play from the “Phase I Play Book”

        Lots of other comments and rules are provided. Color graphs are used to help convey the points we are making as simply as possible.

 Systematic Poker Phase I "Core" Playbook -  Key features:

        10 + plays are named and defined

        The reasons why we need each play are given

        Step by step details are provided on how to use the play

        Used in the Phase I – they help provide the extra edge we need to consistently win 40% or more of the SNG’s we play.

        Examples of usage are provided along with tons of other details!

        We teach you the why’s along with the hows’

        Lots of cool plays! Not the basic stuff … you’ll learn new ways to steal blinds, defend your blinds and many other incredible plays.  You’re told exactly when to use each play.

Phase II “Bubble”

 Bubble Stages:

 Key features:

        One of the most difficult phases of any tournament. You are one of four people left, only the top three get paid.  You are given the edge you need to consistently finish ITM!

        Broken into 3 stages. Each stage is defined exhaustively – you’ll know exactly what stage you are in for every possible case.

        Details are provided for each stage – just as in the phase I section.

        For the final stage, you are instructed how to play based on four possible bubble situations. Each case is defined – you will know at all times what the condition of the bubble is.

        For any situation you might be in on the bubble, rules are provided taking into account your stack size, your position, are you the short stack and many other rules.  Once you know the situation you are in, you are given a playing style. Either fearless, aggressive, normal or passive. Your play will depend on your stack size, your opponents stack size, your position and the current hand dynamics (raised, checked, first in,etc).

        You are told exactly when to use a play from the “Phase II Bubble Playbook”

        Bubble play is optimized to give you the best possible odds for finishing In The Money.

Systematic Poker Phase II "Bubble" Playbook -  Key features:

        New bubble plays are given - specifically designed for the bubble

        The reasons why we need each play are provided.

        Step by step details are provided on how to use the play

        Used in the Phase II only – they help give the edge you need to finish ITM.  We hate getting bubbled out… I’m sure you do to. Our rules give you the best possible odds for not bubbling out.

        Examples of usage are provided along with tons of other details!

        We teach you the why’s along with the how’s

Phase III “In The Money”

 In The Money Stages:

 Key features:

        Broken into 3 stages. Each stage is defined exhaustively – you’ll know exactly what stage you are in for every possible case.

        Just as in the previous sections, all details are provided for all possible cases you could be in. Color charts are used whenever possible to help make things as clear as possible.

        You are told exactly when to use a play from the “Phase III Play Book”

        Lots of other comments and rules are provided. Color graphs are used to help convey the points we are making as simply as possible.

        We focus on maximizing your potential gain. Your strategy will update to reflect the best return on investment possible for the current state you are in!

        Rules for 3 people remaining. Most systems skip this stuff – we don’t let up. Exact hands to play are given – when to raise, fold, check, call! You will have the edge to avoid being knocked out in 3^rd place.

        Heads up probing stage provides extra moves you can use to determine the playing style of your opponent once heads up. Is he too tight, too aggressive, a pro?

        Once you determine his playing style, your play will adjust accordingly.  If he’s really good, you won’t know. That’s ok.. rules are provided for this case as well.

        You will be equipped to win heads up hold em. Detailed rules are given. Nothing is left out!! Exact hands, when to bluff, when to trap, etc.

Systematic Poker Phase III "In The Money" Playbook -  Key features:

         Key plays to use when In-the-Money

        Just as in phase I and phase II playbooks, you are provided details, examples and the whys behind each play

        You will know when to apply each play – when heads up and when 3 remain

Many systems have been developed by different poker professionals and businesses. Our Focus is purely on the 9-10 person SNG.  This dedicated focus allows us to go into much more detail than any other book that covers Sit-n-Gos. 

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14 Day Test Results:

Day 14 +$51

Hours Played: 2
Tournaments Played: 14
In the money/Return on Investment (ROI): 42.86%/6.07%
Amt Won/(Lost): +$51
$/hr:  +$25.50

$/tourney: $3.64 (Argg.. It happens. Still positive at least :))

Tourney    Place Finished  Profit/Loss

Wow. Days like today really suck.  But.. keeping things in perspective, at least I am still positive on the day. No real complaints here... I remember back when I was a losing player -- sometime you would love to have a breakeven day. Now, I'm still up $50, but feel like I wasted two hours.  Anyway.. it happens!  When you're used to making $100/hr, $25/hr is horrible.  Here's the summary: "We're all just greedy and always want more".  Many people are grinding away working full 8 hour days only making half of this. PERSPECTIVE! Ok.. I feel better now.  Thanks for following along!

Day 13  +$226

Hours Played: 2
Tournaments Played: 17
In the money/Return on Investment (ROI): 47.06%/26.18%
Amt Won/(Lost): +$226
$/hr:  +$113

$/tourney: $15.71 (no complaints here!)

Tourney    Place Finished  Profit/Loss

Great day... these were played in the evening. Donkeys love giving their money away :)

Cheers!

Day 12 +$226  

Hours Played: 1
Tournaments Played: 2
In the money/Return on Investment (ROI): 100%/188%
Amt Won/(Lost): +$226
$/hr:  +$226

$/tourney: $113.25

Tourney    Place Finished  Profit/Loss

Took a couple days off... been working on the website.

Take care everyone.  Hope all is well.

Day 11 +$163  

Hours Played: 1
Tournaments Played: 8 (Avg: 8 at a time - 8/hr)
In the money/Return on Investment (ROI): 37.5%/34.06%
Amt Won/(Lost): +$163
$/hr:  +$163

$/tourney: $20.44 (pretty much my average)

Tourney  Place Finished  Profit/Loss

Typical day. Had some huge bad beats (all the 4th place finishes) but.. Also had some lucky hits ( 1st places).  Overall it equals out and you're left with an average per tourney of around $15.00 long term. Take care everyone..

Dat 10 +$362  

Hours Played: 1
Tournaments Played: 8 (Avg: 8 at a time - 8/hr)
In the money/Return on Investment (ROI): 62.5%/75.31% - this is way above my long term average (small data set today)
Amt Won/(Lost): +$362
$/hr:  +$362

$/tourney: $45.19 (Great day! Way above my long term average)

Tourney   Place Finished     Profit/Loss

We will be staying with the above format for all future results.  This seems to be the easiest to follow and provides the best information regarding our results.  Today was an above average session.  We had a very nice day :)  Thanks for following along! Keep checking back as we are still updating our website. Later..

Day 1 - Day 9 +$1066

Hours Played: 8
Tournaments Played: 87 (Avg: 8 at a time - 10/hr)
In the money/Return on Investment (ROI): 45%/20.10% - this is about my long term average
Amt Won/(Lost): +$1066
$/hr:  +$133

$/tourney: $12

Tourney     Place Finished  Profit/Loss