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Message: [QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 1323588, member: 33113"] pm'd you for a reason chewie... sure perhaps you're new and your bet-sizing is bad (I didn't read thru it actually).. but as I mentioned you will for sure get some CC regs. who will flame you for complaining about tables being full of fish. Personally I can't stand to play on micro MTT tables on the 'weekend'... the game is far from poker imo... more like a home game donkament, let's all call any bets to the river. ie. utg limps... call call call call SB min-raises.. call call call call (wtf is that?... what is... it's the norm on the weekend). So your table is loose/pass so raise it up more preflop with big hands... you raise it up 4x in MP w big pr and get 4 flatcallers (nobody 3bets... just call call call.. "I wanna see a flop!!!!"). eg. from today (one of many... yes.. I wasted a few hrs. playing some weekend MTTs but most were priv., but not much better)....... EP minraises early levels.... I 3-bet BIG in LP with QQ, SB calls.. EP calls. I flop TopSet... SB checks... EP checks... I lead out 7/8pot (it's a donkament, I'm playing my big hands fast). SB actually 're-raises' me... I shove it ALLIN and he calls with the stupid (ignorant) end of a gutter... hits it on the turn... BOOM.. I'm outta there.. GREAT GAME!!.. when can we play again tyvm, LOL. Okay so now I might hear.."you want this stuff".. of course I do. BUT.. I find on the weekend that you get soooooo many donkeys on the table at the same time that the game is the shits. So you may respond.. "you want all the fish on your table, this is where you make your money from" (cash table.. yes I do want them.. I want to see alot of them... one or two will do the job.. the more the merrier... in a tournament... no thanks, a couple of them okay... a table full of them is a freak'n nightmare). To those that still want to argue that these are actually ideal tournament conditions... tell me about your huge MTT winning stats??? Tell me of any solid/decent online MTT player who excels in these situations? Don't think you'll find any. chewie.... learn the fundamentals of bet-sizing, position, etc. (read Phil Gordon's LIttle Green Book... then Harrington On Holdem Series (just to get started) ), and be sure to adjust your play in accordance to table conditions. [/QUOTE]

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