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Evaluating whether a ring game is good or not?
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[QUOTE="feitr, post: 939827, member: 34106"] Lately i've tried basically firing up a whole lot of the 5 player and 4 player tables that don't look nitty. Then i often end up culling alot of them after one round when i don't like my position at the table or if i have stats on basically every1 at the table and none are fishy. Basically i look for a loose fishy player on my direct right ideally tho having one 2 spots to the right is okish. Then i like having weakish TAGs or nits on my left so i can steal lots. I used to just fire up the high players/pot and high $$ pot tables and stick with them, but the last 2 weeks or so i've started to table hop quite a bit until i find tables i like and really concentrate on table selection. One problem with this is that you hardly log any hands at the start of a session, and since i don't play long sessions i'll have to find a way around this. But yea if i have a good LAG on my left who is going to be 3 betting me all day long or i have loose fish on my left and i am going to lose my mind having to play tight and wishing like hell i could switch seats or i have a position on a solid reg (kind of a waste) i just tend to leave the table now and find another one. It isn't like these situations can't be profitable, but there is alot easier and less frustrating money to be made. [/QUOTE]
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