Sure Powda - good thoughts... however (there is always a 'however!') there are a couple of small complications

1 - SNG 'grinders' have a tendency to play a very tight early to mid-game, especially when someone has entered the pot... would expect 3 betting 'light' to be almost completely absent.

2 - The bubble, these guys will usually know that you can not call many pushes and so bu correctly shoving a wide range into you... conversely they will call much tighter than your average (non-SNG specialist) player when you shove into them.

Agree that there are certainly argumements for sitting on the left, but there are also some SNG-specific reasons for choosing the seat to their right!

Anyone else??

Cheers, Mark