6 man VS full table

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so what do you like to play and why

I like the full tables at ring games I get to see more flops for free and I can play tighter then playing weaker hands at a 6 man table

for tourny play dosnt matter I cant place for crap anyways ....lol
 
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I like to play on the 6 man tables because I find it helps me with my hand and opponent reading skills because I am in more hands. Also the faster more aggressive play helps build the stack a bit quicker. The 10 man tables are pretty good too when I want to slow down my game a little.
 
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Most people I think they say full tables but I like the 6 person table because you see more action . I find that at the full tables they all play supertight and most of the time I see no more then 3 guys seeing the flop. At the small tables you may see the same action but its much quicker and you play more hands. Of course I till play tight but you have to open up your game a bit. I also find more idiots at these tables.
 
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It depends on the type of game.

I have great success in MTT's, so obviously I am pretty good at playing tight and succeeding at 10 person tables.

When it comes to SnG's and ring games, I prefer 6 man tables. Playing short handed gives you a lot more opportunity to be aggressive and bluff your way into winning a pot. Ring games, I profit much more at the 6 person tables.

I have a special place in my heart for 6 person tables because I learned how to bluff and read my opponents at these tables, which obviously improved my game greatly.
 
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In ring games I greatly prefer full tables. Allows me to be more patient and play the very tight and selective style I desire.

In SnG's I always play the full table ones as well, but once it gets short-handed I'm plenty confident with my abilities. I'm much better at bluffing and being aggressive in a tournament than I am at ring games where I'm betting straight out of my bankroll.
 
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