How many players do you prefer on your poker table ? 4 ? 6 ? 8 ?

cactus45 · Oct 3, 2025

How many players do you prefer on your table ? I usually like 6 players table.

UngureanuDan · Oct 3, 2025

Yes 6, better because you play more hands.

dannystanks · Oct 3, 2025

6 is more fun for me. I don’t mind 9, but sometimes the casinos will squeeze 10 into a table and I hate that.

Tadi · Oct 3, 2025

I prefer to play when there are 8 players at the table.

pjokay · Oct 3, 2025

I prefer 9. Happy with 8 though.

Cooking · Oct 3, 2025

I prefer 8 by far, but can play with 6. Tournaments 4-max only if it's freeroll, don't like them.

Aleksandr1991 · Oct 3, 2025

cactus45 said:
Сколько игроков вы предпочитаете за столом? Я обычно предпочитаю столы на 6 игроков.

6 or 8
more hands are played

Falzee · Oct 3, 2025

I usually end up with 9 players at a table, but I prefer a table of 6.

Garik777 · Oct 3, 2025

8 or 9

SpanRmonka · Oct 3, 2025

I used to love the old sit n goes with 10 seats!!

But I prefer more, so 9 or 8!! 6 is ok for hyper satties!

yomarianob · Oct 3, 2025

I think 6-max is the more interesting format. You get to play more hands and the ranges are wider.

I also played some 4-max recently in Pokerstars and I enjoyed that format too.

Rahul P Gopal · Oct 3, 2025

6, any day.. 8 - na, i don’t like that. 4- oh yeah, keep’’em coming

MK_ · Oct 3, 2025

I love 6max, wish there were more 6max games, ...never played 4max, love hu too👍

Andyreas · Oct 4, 2025

I prefer 8 or 9 max tables.

6 is ok too sometimes but 4 is way too few for me.

yuriko oyama · Oct 4, 2025

i prefer 6 or 8.

Stringy · Oct 4, 2025

6 for cash games 9 for turbo/super turbo tournaments

wushibala · Oct 4, 2025

For me, 8–9 player tables are the most comfortable. Playing 6-max is harder, because if the cards don’t go your way, you bust out really fast. But when you play at a full table with 8–9 players, it’s much easier to get results in that situation. That’s just my personal opinion.

Fallenglory · Oct 4, 2025

8-9 player tables are best. Less forced betting due to blinds and ante. Plus I know the ranges a bit better. Shorter handed always feels a bit like the wild west to me

Mantinhoo · Oct 4, 2025

I also prefer 6 players. The game moves faster, you get to play more hands, and it’s easier to read the other players.

steve01991 · Oct 4, 2025

depends, in a tournament, i prefer 8 or 9
when there is a smaller group, 6

Reddog888 · Oct 4, 2025

I usually play table 8 and I think it's pretty good. People say table 6 is easier but I find both types of tables the same.

moraeskvmi · Oct 4, 2025

8 or 9

stil370 · Oct 4, 2025

1 gigantic fish/whale would be my preference. The kind that would have no problem sending me btc to settle up as soon as we are done playing. isnt that what we all want?
Just a quick story...going back to the early days of illicit online poker I ran into 1 of those guys at like 3am. Im going to omit the details but I always believed he was some pro athlete on the west coast who had barely ever played poker before and was probably drunk.

bremp555 · Oct 4, 2025

I usually prefer 6-max too. The pace is quicker, you get to play more hands, and there’s more room to apply pressure. Full ring can be good for a slower, more patient style, but for me 6-max hits the perfect balance between action and strategy.

pltelles · Oct 4, 2025

I prefer the traditional table, with 9 players. Among the options, I'll go with the 8-player one.

How many players do you prefer on your poker table ? 4 ? 6 ? 8 ?

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