Just noticed a real change in the SNG's of late and so many have started to slow roll pp's and big aces. It used to be a small % yet now it is so many I am spending more and more time typing notes and to multi table is becoming -ev imo.

yes it is true i have also noticed this and to think i once made a comfortable living from these games now it's all changed. qustion for op have you thought out how to adapt to these new players and possibly turn this into an advantage for us all?

Slowroll;
To reveal one's hand slowly at showdown, one card at a time, is to slowroll anyone else who thinks the pot might be theirs. This is usually only done with a winning hand, for the purpose of irritating other players (well, some people do it innocently).


Slowplay;
To slowplay is to underbet a very strong hand (i.e., to play it slow, except that when used in this way it's made into one word). The purpose of slowplaying a hand is to give other players the chance to make stronger second-best hands, and also to conceal the strength of your hand. Instead of betting early and risking the loss of future action, slowplay means checking and calling. It's of course best to slowplay when you have a hand that no one is likely to actually catch (e.g., four of a kind). Slowplay is not the same thing as check-raising, but the two strategic options are similar in that both are often intended to trap more money in the pot in situations where you are fairly sure you will win.

Just have to pay more attention at who's limping in what position now. My auto shove days have come to an end for now and it has slowed me the F down.

Is this a serious thread?...

lol wit ya there....sitngos and MTTS are filled without so many idiots now especially on stars since nearly every tourny has a GTD prizepool....adding loads of players now....i usually either go broke early or build a huge stack of the idiots

So when you say slow roll you mean slow play. Also, wrong forum.

These is some weird low-content SNG conversation and it probably doesn't belong in here. Probably STT forum wouldn't be interested either is my guess.
Subject line seems to confuse slow-roll with slow-play and it's just not a very good thread at all.