my first ever Triple Draw SNG

despite have little clue as to what I was doing, I took down my first ever triple draw SNG last night($1+$.10) and because it was taking so long to fill 5 seats I also managed to get 5th in a $1 45 man NLHE SNG at the same time....how people can play 4+ tables is beyond me..I struggle keeping up with two...


anyway...what are some general starting hand requirements for 2-7 TD? when the limits got higher I was on the short stack and pretty much went with any hand that had a duece and and a 3-7....but once I was able to double through a couple times I backed off a bit....I'm sure I played like a total donk, but it is not all that easy to make a great pat hand in that game...do you stand pat when you have a made 86,87 if your opponents are still drawing? i was surprised to see how many people show down an ace low, a pair or gulp, even a straight....

idh78 wrote:despite have little clue as to what I was doing, I took down my first ever triple draw SNG last night($1+$.10) and because it was taking so long to fill 5 seats I also managed to get 5th in a $1 45 man NLHE SNG at the same time....how people can play 4+ tables is beyond me..I struggle keeping up with two...


anyway...what are some general starting hand requirements for 2-7 TD? when the limits got higher I was on the short stack and pretty much went with any hand that had a duece and and a 3-7....but once I was able to double through a couple times I backed off a bit....I'm sure I played like a total donk, but it is not all that easy to make a great pat hand in that game...do you stand pat when you have a made 86,87 if your opponents are still drawing? i was surprised to see how many people show down an ace low, a pair or gulp, even a straight....

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Also I am at work so I will come back to this post later in more detail. That is a very loaded question