In poker, MTT stands for “multi-table tournament.” Multi-table tournaments are a poker format where players compete against each other at many tables simultaneously until a single player accumulates all the chips and wins the event.
Apart from multi-table tournaments, another popular tournament format is SNGs or Sit-and-Go tournaments. The main difference between MTTs and SNGs is in the number of players and the structure.
MTTs typically have hundreds or even thousands of players, have a fixed starting time, and take place over a longer period, even for turbo events, sometimes spanning over several days.
SNGs, on the other hand, are smaller tournaments that usually have 2-10 players and start as soon as all the seats are filled. They usually last anywhere from ten minutes to a couple of hours, depending on the number of players and structure.
MTT tournaments require more patience, more endurance, and more time commitment and often involve more variance due to the larger number of players, but they also offer the potential for larger payouts and higher ROI.
On the other hand, while they have smaller payouts, SNGs are often favored by players who prefer a quicker tournament format that does not require a larger time commitment or want to grind it for the rakeback.
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A total of 7,237 players came to play in the World Series of Poker main event, making it the biggest multi-table tournament of the year.
it is worth mentioning that while most MTTs have buy-in to enter, you can also find freeroll tournaments and practice there.
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