Sit-and-Go

A 'Sit-and-Go' (SNG) in poker refers to a type of tournament that begins as soon as the necessary number of players have registered.

What is a Sit-and-Go in Poker?

In poker, a 'Sit-and-Go' (SNG) is a type of poker tournament that does not have a scheduled start time. Instead, the tournament begins as soon as the necessary number of players have registered. SNGs can range from a single table of players up to several hundred players at multiple tables.

Understanding Sit-and-Go

Sit-and-Gos are popular among players because of their convenience and speed. They typically take less time than regular scheduled tournaments, making them an attractive option for players who do not have the time to commit to a long tournament.

Sit-and-Go in Poker

In a Sit-and-Go, the prize pool is usually distributed among the top finishers, with the winner taking the biggest share. The specific rules and payouts can vary depending on the poker site or casino.

Example of "Sit-and-Go"

For instance, a player might decide to enter a $10 Sit-and-Go tournament on an online poker site.

• "He registered for a Sit-and-Go tournament and started playing as soon as enough players joined."
• "She enjoys playing Sit-and-Go tournaments because they fit her busy schedule."
• "Despite being a newcomer, he managed to finish in the money in his first Sit-and-Go tournament."

Sit-and-Go in Poker FAQs