The sit'n'go (single table tournament) format is one of the most popular and exciting ways to play poker. However, ten players sitting at one table and playing for three prizes is not the only possible format. There are many other ways that these events can be run and these can provide a lucrative opportunity for the skilled player. In Secrets of non-standard Sit'n'gos, Phil Shaw navigates you through these exciting variants and explains how you can make them profitable. The alternative formats discussed include: * Heads-up sit'n'gos (2-player) * 6-max sit'n'gos * Sit'n'gos with two tables * 45-player and 180-player sit'n'gos * Step systems (with prizes as entries to bigger money sit'n'gos) * Hyper turbos * Super satellites ...and many more As well as a deep examination of the correct strategies for all these events, Secrets of non-standard Sit'n'gos also analyses the most effective way to capitalise on rakeback and reward programs.

The sit'n'go (single table tournament) format is one of the most popular and exciting ways to play poker. However, ten players sitting at one table and playing for three prizes is not the only possible format. There are many other ways that these events can be run and these can provide a lucrative opportunity for the skilled player. In Secrets of non-standard Sit'n'gos, Phil Shaw navigates you through these exciting variants and explains how you can make them profitable. The alternative formats discussed include: * Heads-up sit'n'gos (2-player) * 6-max sit'n'gos * Sit'n'gos with two tables * 45-player and 180-player sit'n'gos * Step systems (with prizes as entries to bigger money sit'n'gos) * Hyper turbos * Super satellites ...and many more As well as a deep examination of the correct strategies for all these events, Secrets of non-standard Sit'n'gos also analyses the most effective way to capitalise on rakeback and reward programs.

The sit'n'go (single table tournament) format is one of the most popular and exciting ways to play poker. However, ten players sitting at one table and playing for three prizes is not the only possible format. There are many other ways that these events can be run and these can provide a lucrative opportunity for the skilled player. In Secrets of non-standard Sit'n'gos, Phil Shaw navigates you through these exciting variants and explains how you can make them profitable. The alternative formats discussed include: * Heads-up sit'n'gos (2-player) * 6-max sit'n'gos * Sit'n'gos with two tables * 45-player and 180-player sit'n'gos * Step systems (with prizes as entries to bigger money sit'n'gos) * Hyper turbos * Super satellites ...and many more As well as a deep examination of the correct strategies for all these events, Secrets of non-standard Sit'n'gos also analyses the most effective way to capitalise on rakeback and reward programs.