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Message: [QUOTE="istbno, post: 6713433, member: 128975"] The "juiciness" or profitability of poker games can vary depending on various factors, including the specific location, the type of game (cash game or tournament), the stakes being played, and the skill level of the players involved. However, there are some general observations that can be made regarding weekdays versus weekends: [LIST=1] [*]Weekends: In many places, weekends tend to attract a larger number of recreational or casual players. This is because many people have more free time on weekends, and they may choose to spend it playing poker for leisure or entertainment. Consequently, the player pool on weekends can often include more inexperienced or recreational players, which can create potentially profitable games for more skilled players. [*]Weekdays: Weekdays typically see fewer recreational players at the tables as many people are occupied with work, school, or other responsibilities. The player pool during weekdays tends to consist more of regular or professional players who have a deeper understanding of the game and may employ more advanced strategies. As a result, the competition can be tougher during weekdays, and the games may require a higher level of skill to be profitable. [/LIST] It's important to note that these observations may not hold true in all cases and can vary depending on the specific location and the dynamics of the local poker scene. Additionally, factors such as special promotions, holidays, or local events can also influence the profitability and player dynamics of poker games. If you're looking for the juiciest games, it's recommended to observe and gather data from your specific poker environment and determine which days and times tend to have a higher concentration of recreational players or softer competition. This information can help you optimize your poker schedule and increase your chances of finding profitable games. [/QUOTE]

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