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Message: [QUOTE="white_lytning, post: 1517236, member: 39455"] Hey, Your the guy from the other topic that is playing in Tampa now that the limits have changed right? Good to hear your winning. I'm gonna offer a few ideas, take what you want. First, your style of play is not going to make any friends. Although I would be really upset at the floor for kicking me out, it is not good manners. If you were going from table to table without going back to one you have played I don't think they had a real reason to kick you out. Your not going south if you are switching to different tables but the people see you doing it and are going to remember it next time they sit with you. Second, in these games if you have won a bit now you should try buying in for the max. They have a 1/2 with $100 max and a 1/3 with $300 max. Play the smaller one until you build up a roll but try buying for the max. If you keep winning they way you are, you will only win more money before feeling that you have to leave. Third, like the other guys are saying you may find it easier to think of it in terms of time played. Make a goal going in, and try for that. I often plan on going for at least x amount of hours, and if the table is good stay till it changes, if its bad leave early. If you are seated at a great table you want to play as long as possible. Even if you are losing some chips or getting unlucky at the time. You want to rebuy and rebuy until the luck works its self out and your skill advantage can take over. Again, thats only at a table you can dominate. There is no reason to leave. I often sat down at a table win a hand early and then the table gets super nitty so I leave. I don't enjoy grinding and stealing blinds. I like loose games and bad players. When the game gets nitty if I have won a bit, I don't try to stay and grind, I'll take what I have and either go to a different table or leave. Lastly, not really related but.... Ignore this. There is no other reason to play the game. A "right" decision as you say is one in which you make the most money. If money is not the only reason to play poker you are playing the wrong game. [/QUOTE]

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