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fixing live play $$ mess ups...
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[QUOTE="WillySmackYoAss, post: 1517074, member: 68988"] I think you can hit and run and people would get mad, but it wouldn't bother them for too long. But hit and running at multiple tables is just very wrong. Most card rooms will allow you to change tables, but your bringing your full stack to the table with you. Deliberately setting up your stack where one side is profit and the other is original buy in is not a good strategy either. People will pick up on it and exploit it. I know if someone stacked their chips in this manner at my table, I'd be playing hands with this person and pushing them past their profit stack, you'd be amazed at how many people let you have the pot. I just don't understand the logic behind a hit and run unless you truly don't trust your game enough. If your making $60/hr, why leave the table. I'd wait til that rate starts to drop off to somewhere around $10/hr and then leave. You always want to play as long as you can when you're playing well and if your not playing well, you need to recognize it and get up. Forget the double up goals, focus on making the right plays. [/QUOTE]
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