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Message: [QUOTE="Count DeMoney, post: 368109, member: 5844"] Leave! Unless it's a tournament you have no obligation to stay in a game where your chances of taking the money are diminished. And this doesn't have to mean that you're outclassed. It can also mean the game is so tight, with so little in the pots that you can't overcome the rake. That's why I quit playing in California clubs for several years, the games all nutted up and the casinos were so greedy with the rake I couldn't make any thing (the casinos are still greedy but the games have loosened back up). Or you could be in a game with a bunch of maniacs who are 3 betting every round. Sounds nice but your bankroll might not be able to stand the action. That's happened to me too. Nothing like being the best at the table but the first to bust out. So anytime the game isn't right, there's no sin in getting up and finding a better game. [/QUOTE]