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Message: [QUOTE="N.D., post: 1323601, member: 30036"] Once you get a feel for them weekends are good, very very good. Now this is my first time getting to play for cash at FTP since they added penny ante tables. I was comfortable with the 2c/5c tables but figured I should play closer to being within my bankroll now that it's an option(even though I still don't have a proper bankroll). So penny ante's been driving me nuts. I managed to figure out how a few players were beating me and I'm around that play now(fold-fold-fold play tighter than tight). But even with a colon that's now capable of turning lumps of coal into diamonds(hey now there's a get rich quick scam, I mean scheme), I've been getting hot and cold running bad beats for the better part of a month. It's enough to make you sick(might be why I've got the flu now). Only, they've been coming all week long. The main difference I see on the weekend is that it's a lot wilder, looser, and apparently drunker. People make the drunkest plays and type the drunkest things into chat. But here's the thing, during the week I'm lucky to get a caller or two when I'm in good and have the winning hand. On the weekend, I get three or four callers. If they have bigger stacks than my own I triple or quadruple up right there. And they aren't afraid of anything, so they call when I've got the nuts. Which brings me to, you get bad beat once for your buy-in, it's just one buy-in. But when three or four players are calling when it's obvious you've got the nuts well, it more than makes up for one bad beat. So now I'm just sure that I should definitely stick to ring games on the weekend and just get my chips in with winners. I hardly have to chase and I'm almost guaranteed callers. On top of that there are upswings during the week too. Oh and now I'm at least trying to avoid MTT's and even SNG's on the weekend until I can afford the R&A(because R&A's are a special kind of fun and drunken loons make them ultra fun). [/QUOTE]

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