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Message: [QUOTE="nevadanick, post: 1120153, member: 27547"] Live games go by whatever the House Rules are. In 'most' cases I've seen, the high card, or first ace, is used to determine the FT button. I have also seen seating cards used. You draw a seat card face down from the table and they have seat numbers on them. The one you pick is the seat you get and the button starts in either the next position it would have been for that table or with first seat to left of the dealer. Wow, I wish keeping a balance was true. I play 90+% on Stars and Full Tilt and you are likely to receive a monster stack player at any open seat, and I've been moved to tables where there was only 1 or 2 monster stacks and the rest were struggling to stay alive. I have -0- complaints about how Stars and FT move people. Rarely is it multiple moves, you just notice it more when it happens to you. Stars and FT are excellent about not moving you into double blind situations and when you are, you must wait for the button to pass you by. In the long run (over 2 years), I would have to say that I have gained better positions more often than losing. The one I noticed, even after Cerius was initialized, UB will do a double-up blind on players. Really ticks me off. I wrote to UB support and got a really lame-arsed reply. They have no intention of changing it either. Good reason why I stick with [B]major [/B]sites that know about things like - poker ... ;) Nope, I would be livid - but again - Good reason why I stick with [B]major [/B]sites that know about things like - poker ... ;) ... and I never have to deal with problems like these. No site is perfect by any means, but the major sites do make an effort - the smaller ones seem to be too busy counting their rake to care about customers. [/QUOTE]

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