i bet all in everyhand is harder to win sng then starting with 100 chips to win

Like all great poker questions, the answer is most definitely absolutely positively.... IT DEPENDS!

I've found that there are so many variables that one can only make a few generalities that ring true, most of the time. You need to supply a lot more information about the SNG and the people you're playing, IMHO.

I've tried both, but go more to the 9 person tables, both in sitngo and ring games.  The blinds don't come around as fast and you can wait on a hand.  By the time it gets down to just a few you can play more like heads up, where you play anything you get and bluff; on a 6 table there's always (well more of a chance anyway) that someone really will pick up a hand and it won't be you.

Aaron antioch: A2357
Brian Brutto: ok and why and when
Aaron antioch: rng is set to have large primes hit
Aaron antioch: so a7 for example
Aaron antioch: flop more
Brian Brutto: ok
Brian Brutto: and when to play ,,,anytime
Aaron antioch: thats why KK
Aaron antioch: loses alot
Aaron antioch: see a flop
Aaron antioch: anytime u have them suited]
Brian Brutto: i had 72 earlier flopped two pair and turned and rivered kings for three kings
Brian Brutto: he turned and rivered sry
Aaron antioch: En colère
Brian Brutto: but the most important thing is to at least see the flop ,,,right
Aaron antioch: right
Brian Brutto: ok kewl
Aaron antioch: aces hit ALOT
Aaron antioch: AND 77
Brian Brutto: any combo of A2357,,and suited is even better ???
Aaron antioch: Yes
Brian Brutto: kewl
Brian Brutto: were jammin in nest