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[QUOTE="mrmonkey, post: 1979062, member: 72028"]
So that's why you don't continue to sit at a table where you have little to no skill edge (cash).  Obviously in a tourney you can't control that, but plenty of large-field MTT are filled with fish basically donating their buy-in with respect to their actual skill level -- which means you have an edge with respect to the total prize pool in relation to your buy-in.  If you don't think you have a skill edge in the tourney you are playing relative to the prize pool and field, then you probably shouldn't be playing in that tourney.

You think the real pros are out there making their real money by trading stacks with one another?  No, they are finding rich fish to fleece or using their tremendous skills to grind out enough hands to make their thin yet solid skill advantage over the pool of fish + avg or worse regs more lucrative by making SNE or 100% rakeback deals.

By the way, to answer OP's question, I play for fun and for side income.
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