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[QUOTE="SavagePenguin, post: 920959, member: 22087"]
I hate getting in a tournament where two or more people are taking a long time to make their decisions each hand.  The fewer hands I see the fewer decisions I can make, thereby decreasing any skill-advantage I might have.  Any table with several slow players is at a disadvantage, because their decision-to-blinds ratio is worse.  Also, with fewer hands can mean that fewer people will be knocked out, so the infusion of new chips to the table (due to replacement players coming in) will be less.

In ring games, PokerStars has fast and slow tables.  Again, the fewer hands I get to see in an hour, the fewer decisions I get to make in that timespan.  I join both fast and normal tables, but I'd guess that I make more per hour (but not per hand) at the fast tables as compared to the normal tables.

I wouldn't be opposed to there being "slow" tables.  I just wouldn't play them, and I'd expect the site to increase the rake to make up for it.
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