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Evaluating whether a ring game is good or not?
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[QUOTE="Double-A, post: 940994, member: 42661"] P-Dub, A lot depends on your style and risk tolerance. If you're LAG then you'll probably do well finding some weak/tight players and just pounding on them. That same approach won't work at a table of loose/passive players. Online I'm super-tight/aggressive and play pretty straight forward so I look for loose/passive (high VPIP/smaller pots) tables. I want people calling my bets and raises. Risk tolerance is a factor as well. Having a couple maniacs at your table can be a profitable situation but you're going to have to get in there and battle. Weak/tight players will just get crushed in a loose/aggro game. In general, if you think 2-3 players are playing poorly then you are prolly in a good game. If you can't spot the fish... I'm starting to feel long winded so that's probably enough outta me... Feitr I liked your thoughts on seat selection. Most begining players (myself included) spend too much time thinking about how to play their cards and not enough time thinking about games/seats. Thanks. [/QUOTE]
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