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[QUOTE="odinscott, post: 775527, member: 37593"]
Usually the people taking no risks and playing the strongest hands are probably mutli-tabling.  You want to avoid them when you see them, because you can be almost gaurunteed that if they get allin with you, that you are beat.  I know that I almost feel bad sometimes, when I get someone allin and I know that they are beat.  Almost...  
The people that are playing multiple tables can be much more selective in their starting hands and also they can give up weak hands much easier.  While you may be able to bluff them once or twice, dont be fooled into thinking that you can bully them, because they will hurt you when they catch a hand.

Edit: Well after actually reading the post, this doesnt make as much sense, I guess the moral to me is not to scan threads...  But I guess I will leave it, because it could be that the person didn't really get caught up with a shark, instead they probably got caught at a table with a bunch of people multi-tabling.  Then it seemed like noone wanted to play when they had a good hand, but everytime they took a risk they got burned.  That is the advantages and why most people do it.
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