Hello people!! I am playing in NL2. I was in Pokerstars ZOOM mode, but they recommended me to play regular tables. When I wanted to go to regular tables I found 6-max and 9-max tables (as you know in ZOOM nl2 there is only 6-max). I would like you to advise me if I should play 6 or 9-max, what is the difference and your experiences if you have played both. Thank you so much!!
I also started playing at 9max tables on NL2. I think it's better than zoom because you're at the same table all the time with the same players and you can take notes on them, you also have more time to make any decision, and the game itself is a little different at the 9max table. You have to open a little less cards from early and middle positions and play an aggressive style all the way through your hands. If you like to play faster, then open 4-5 tables and you will definitely not get boredDerlyGR said:
It's an interesting topic, but I think it's a matter of taste and style of your game. As mentioned above, you need to play more carefully at 6-max tables and open a smaller range of hands. But if you think about it, it's easy to compensate for the number of open tables. As for zoom tables or stationary ones, I would prefer a stationary one where you can study your opponents play.
It depends on how you and the villans are playing.
The blinds will hit you more often playing 6m, so if you are playing tight maybe 9m would work better for you.
If you find the villans are folding too many of their blinds then maybe 6m would be the way to go.
The blinds will hit you more often playing 6m, so if you are playing tight maybe 9m would work better for you.
If you find the villans are folding too many of their blinds then maybe 6m would be the way to go.
I prefer playing 6-max but I would always advise a newcomer to such type of play to go for full ring at start. The approach at regular tables is a bit different to ZOOM and you will find 6-max to be way too dynamic when you're starting out. People play with way different ranges and it's way easier to lose money on such tables.
Since it's micro limits you can try both and see from there, but in general I'd always suggest full ring at start.
Since it's micro limits you can try both and see from there, but in general I'd always suggest full ring at start.
I think for beginners 9 max is the better choice, you can play a bit tighter.
6 max is a lot more action based and extreme tight play is noticed very fast and exploited vastly.
So I would say play 9 max and try to find some strategy charts for the buy in you like. There are strategies based on Mid stack (at 80 bigblinds) buy in and full (100 big blinds) buy in.
These are for beginners to give an advice what to play preflop in which position and what to do if you get raised. Some give advice what to do on the flop and so on. There are places where you don't have to pay for such information, like some poker schools on the web.
6 max is a lot more action based and extreme tight play is noticed very fast and exploited vastly.
So I would say play 9 max and try to find some strategy charts for the buy in you like. There are strategies based on Mid stack (at 80 bigblinds) buy in and full (100 big blinds) buy in.
These are for beginners to give an advice what to play preflop in which position and what to do if you get raised. Some give advice what to do on the flop and so on. There are places where you don't have to pay for such information, like some poker schools on the web.
Hello friend, it is better to start at regular tables, if you like active play, more dynamic tables I recommend 6-max, there is more action than in 9-max. It is also clear that if you play at 9-max tables, the range of your hands will be narrower than at 6-max. I hope I have helped. greetings
6-MAX there is more action and the blinds run faster, so we cannot play so tight. We have to steal the blinds more often and almost never call from the BB and SB if we want to be profitable.DerlyGR said:
If you have a small balance into your account I would recommend Full Ring tables (9-MAX).
If you have $ 50 dollars or more you can play Zoom as well.
Remember that 1 table of Zoom is equal to 3 regular tables running at once. 😊
Thanks for your post and keep on grinding!
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