Unlike in cash games, players are not free to cash out or rebuy at any time. Sit and go entrants 💷 continue playing until they run out of chips. Prizes are awarded based on the position a player finishes the event. 💷 While the last man standing wins the entire sit and go, prizes are often awarded to players who outlast the 💷 rest of field: 1st place, 2nd place, 3rd place etc.

Sit and goes come in a variety of different styles with 💷 different rules and structures. Here is a short list of common structures -

Heads Up, 9-man, 180-man etc etc – Describes 💷 the number of entrants required before the sit and go begins.

Hyper, Turbo, Hyper-Turbo, regular, Deep – The exact meaning depends 💷 on the poker room, but these are references to the tournament structure. Turbo tournaments typically involve starting with relatively shallow 💷 stacks along with fast increases in the blind levels. Deep tournaments are the opposite; deep starting stacks and relatively slow 💷 increases in blind levels.

Example of Sit and Go used in a sentence -> The classic sit and go format runs 💷 with 10 players and awards prizes to the top 3 finishers.