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telboy

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I am a TAG player, When I am look for a table to join, in a cash game what kind of table should I be looking for. and what pecentige in how many people enter the pot
 
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If you play on microlimits CG, you should probably look for a table where there's a lot of action, with weak players entering often in the pot.

As when you enter, most of the time you'll have better hands, you should take advantage on them.

You've got some software that can give you stats of the table, even when you're just observing. Try to focus on the good guys that will give you their chips :)
 
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I guess 10-player SNG would be ok for you.
Watch the table before you join and find out who's weak/strong/tight etc...
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telboy said:
I am a TAG player, When I am look for a table to join, in a cash game what kind of table should I be looking for. and what pecentige in how many people enter the pot
Yes of course!Table selection-its + yours success !
I also see how much % of players watching flop.And you need to take notes on players, it will be easier to fish!;)
 
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about 30% and over you should be looking for. With decent avg pot sizes.
 
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It depends quite a bit on the style you play or prefer as well.
 
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When I pick a table I arrange it by see-the-flop percentage. Then I work my way down (from highest percentage to lowest) and get on waiting lists for tables that don't have to many short stacks.

I don't even look at the average pot size anymore as one big hand can throw that off, and me being there and actually raising the limpers will bring the pot sizes up.
 
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