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Message: [QUOTE="cAPSLOCK, post: 1329294, member: 42960"] I have always thought that there is a balance regarding table number. On the one hand you have quest for the "standard" mathematically perfect game for which many tables not only doesn't hurt, but arguably helps. This game forces you to play the average situation as opposed to focusing on the individual situation. This is good. Then there is the low table number game where you have time to respond to unorthodox situations with inspired and sometimes unorthodox plays. You can think about the abstract details of the particular situation you find yourself in and really play each hand with as much detail and skill as possible This is good. Obviously the master of both styles is a force to be reckoned with. Then again, I am talking purely out of my butt. I know nothing about how to play poker. Still the topic interests me. [/QUOTE]