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Message: [QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 3894885, member: 23910"] It's probably more noticeable online because online tournaments play faster and knock people out faster but yes, it's the exact same live. Basically when tables get short on players, they get broken and randomly reassigned to a new table with an open seat. I don't know how they set the order of the tables that gets broken online, but it doesn't really matter. Live, they'll usually do it depending on the layout of the casino (moving from the outside in or similar). Point is though the table you get sent to is completely random. There's no accounting for the size of the chip stacks, nor should there be. In a live tournament, they'll normally do something like place a bunch of cards face down on the table. Each card has a new table and seat number on it, and the players take one without knowing what their new table is. Online it'll just be done by RNG. [/QUOTE]