Zoom poker - hidden time resources and their pleasant consequences. Zoom poker involves the creation of a pool of players (~ 250-1000 people). They are immediately seated nine (or six) at a virtual table, which is reassembled for each hand. In this case, the big blind is paid by the one who from the assembled nine did it least often. At the same time, when you press the "Quick fold" button, the player is immediately transferred to a new virtual table, which allows you to participate in the game all the time.A new to poker and often overlooked resource in Zoom Poker is hand time. It often doesn't count in Holdem Manager's charts or in the minds of players who come to "try" Zoom after regular games. Meanwhile, most of the features of the format are connected precisely with this aspect.
They are very hard... for the index finger (or whatever you use to click the mouse with).fundiver199 said:
I didn't play many MTTs when I was active online, but damn they are hard to play if you have 8-10 tables up at the same time (not all Zoom, but still).
This is exactly why, I avoid them. The faster action can be beneficial, if you only want to play a single MTT. But when you multitable, a Zoom MTT tends to take to much attention away from the other games, you have running. And just like in Zoom cash games its much more difficult to get usefull reads on the opponents.pentazepam said:
