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Message: [QUOTE="Xandit, post: 390104, member: 7261"] I see now, the limit doesn't make a diffrence. I was looking at it as though the starting pot at a 10-20 table would be 5-10 =15 dollars therefore there is more money in the pot to battle for, but it sitll costs you the same .15sb per hand. So it's all relative. If my math is correct at a 6 max table the average "cost" of the table would be .25sb per hand,(1.5sb/6people) therefore you would need to open your starting requirments because it is "costing" you more per hand to play at the table. If you were to tight you would not be able to make up the diffrence between what you win and what each hand "costs" if you play it or not. Also your oppents will have to play weaker than normal hands to overcome the added "cost". Please clear me up if i've got this wrong. [/QUOTE]