is it possible meet sharks player in micro and low stakes tournament ???

#1 January 19th, 2018, 7:40 AM

sorry the title miss. its just at micro stakes not low.

So far as a beginner or fish i just play in micro stakes "tournament" to grind and learn. at the table I see someone get called fish bye other players and i found my self get called fish too after make wrong decision or i beat them. but i accept that they playing good enought.and if he is a sharks then wtf he doing in micro stakes but..

all i know sharks is a profesional player that make profit from low, medium, and high stakes. i believe sharks wont waste his time and skill in micro stakes.

lets say they call people fish becouse they think they are sharks or maybe they are one of them. so my question is, is it possible to meet them (sharks player) in micro stakes???

I would hapy to read ur opinion guys. ty CC player.

#2 January 19th, 2018, 8:09 AM

It's unlikely that you will meet professional players at micro-rates. But there are quite a lot of strong fans who just like poker. They do not care what stakes to play, or they do not have a solid bankroll for a more expensive game. But they are good, and they play much better than the usual field on the microlimiths.

#3 January 19th, 2018, 8:13 AM

Anyone that is calling out players, or really using the chat at all(unless it's heads up matches, that's really the only outlier) in random games have way too much time on their hands, and they aren't sharks, they most likely aren't even remotely good, they are fish themselves. Good players don't bother themselves with the chatbox unless they are in a friendly game. You can't possibly have time for the chat box to begin with if you're multi-tabling, which is damn near a pre-requisite of being any kind of "shark"

#4 January 19th, 2018, 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by Andrew Popov

It's unlikely that you will meet professional players at micro-rates. But there are quite a lot of strong fans who just like poker. They do not care what stakes to play, or they do not have a solid bankroll for a more expensive game. But they are good, and they play much better than the usual field on the microlimiths.

damn i can assume they are semi sharks then.thankyou for the great answer sir.

#5 January 19th, 2018, 10:02 AM

Originally Posted by absoluthamm

Anyone that is calling out players, or really using the chat at all(unless it's heads up matches, that's really the only outlier) in random games have way too much time on their hands, and they aren't sharks, they most likely aren't even remotely good, they are fish themselves. Good players don't bother themselves with the chatbox unless they are in a friendly game. You can't possibly have time for the chat box to begin with if you're multi-tabling, which is damn near a pre-requisite of being any kind of "shark"

interisting so i can recognise them by theyr attitude on the table. ty for the well aswer sir. very usefull..

#6 January 19th, 2018, 11:51 AM

In my opinion, shark is a player that destroy the field in his limit and theoretically high stakes sharks are more skillful than sharks of lower limits.

#7 January 19th, 2018, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by frnandoh

In my opinion, shark is a player that destroy the field in his limit and theoretically high stakes sharks are more skillful than sharks of lower limits.

so its like big sharks and small sharks,

interesting sir. nice answer thought.I can agree with this too.

#8 January 19th, 2018, 3:29 PM

yes somebody is killing spin and go 1 dollar buy in that is micro limit but like 10% of players are wining on long run

#9 January 19th, 2018, 3:52 PM

On micro levels a lot of players are fish but you always run into few players who play really good poker..But im not sure can we call them sharks

#10 January 19th, 2018, 4:04 PM

Smart players don`t mind another player plays bad or `fishy` and won`t criticize the player,,,bad players are welcome,,,it`s prob a kid chatting,having fun.

#11 January 19th, 2018, 4:59 PM

Players that call other players fish in chat are usually bigger fishes than players they called a fish.

#12 January 20th, 2018, 12:49 AM

Originally Posted by Gabinho12345

Players that call other players fish in chat are usually bigger fishes than players they called a fish.

Fact

#13 January 20th, 2018, 1:02 AM

I think that I have been called "Noob" by people who were infants when I started playing poker online.

#14 January 21st, 2018, 7:52 AM

In poker possible everything, sharks who destroyed his bankroll can play on micro!

#15 February 9th, 2018, 1:54 PM

It is difficult that in this type of tournament you will find this type of player, you will be able to find some fish and very good players.

#16 February 9th, 2018, 2:04 PM

I think there are too many nits and call centers on micro-limits. To play against them is incredibly boring. You need to play straight ABC-poker to be in the black at the distance.

Because of this, many beginners stop playing. Those that are weaker in spirit, just do not understand how to beat the game and eventually surrender, and smart guys will also give up, but because the way to beat the game is too boring.

Microlights - it's just a waste of time for those who are going to earn a game. Micro-limits are needed for those who only learn the basics of the game.

#17 February 9th, 2018, 2:40 PM

Micro sharks or baby sharks for sure.

I doubt if Elky or Lex Veldhuis comes down to the micro table to take advantage of all the fish, but there are definitely micro sharks out there that take their time to study the nuances of micro stakes poker and are quite good at it. Playing higher stakes poker has its own challenges, and I would say that playing micros may even build bad habits for high stakes, as being a donk in micro is a lot more common and less expensive.

I think that it is good of you to be cognizant of other players skill level, and you should make notes or label potential good players or weak players and adjust your play accordingly. It also doesn't hurt for you to study and play lots so you can become a micro shark yourself!

#18 February 9th, 2018, 2:53 PM

There are decent players at micro level for whatever reason but they are few and far between. Most players are on one end of the spectrum of loose/crazy and tight/nitty. The ones who are in the middle are the good players and probably make up a single digit percentage of freerollers/micro stakes players.

#19 February 9th, 2018, 3:00 PM

It's certainly possible to meet sharks in micro stakes poker. There are those that prefer to focus on micro stakes and grind at those levels for a multitude of reasons. In conclusion, yes you will occassionally run into skillfull poker players even in micro stakes.

Happy grinding!!!

#20 February 15th, 2018, 1:17 PM

Sharks are everywhere. Even simply, they can go to the microlith to laugh at the stupid decisions of the fish)

#21 February 15th, 2018, 7:32 PM

It really depends on what time and day you play. I've found a lot of fish in micros but once you get to the mid to late stages you will find a lot more sharks/regs

#22 February 18th, 2018, 6:39 PM

You'll find professional bots in the micros but not professional players.

#23 February 18th, 2018, 8:17 PM

I doubt the likes of Daniel Negreanu are playing microstakes but that donesn't mean there arn't good players there. I also think each tourney is a different animal and what works at the world series of poker may not work in the micro stakes and visa versa

#24 March 2nd, 2018, 2:19 AM

yeah, sharks in their downswing lol depends of your room,but most likely sharks start to appear 100nl

#25 March 2nd, 2018, 2:39 AM

Originally Posted by nutthink

sorry the title miss. its just at micro stakes not low.

So far as a beginner or fish i just play in micro stakes "tournament" to grind and learn. at the table I see someone get called fish bye other players and i found my self get called fish too after make wrong decision or i beat them. but i accept that they playing good enought.and if he is a sharks then wtf he doing in micro stakes but..

all i know sharks is a profesional player that make profit from low, medium, and high stakes. i believe sharks wont waste his time and skill in micro stakes.

lets say they call people fish becouse they think they are sharks or maybe they are one of them. so my question is, is it possible to meet them (sharks player) in micro stakes???

I would hapy to read ur opinion guys. ty CC player.

My only question for you is this;

Why are you focusing on what players are saying at the table?
If you truly are trying to learn the game of poker, your only focus has to be the game of poker and put everyone on chat block or close the chat window so you no longer get distracted.

#26 March 2nd, 2018, 12:16 PM

Its very unlikely that you are going to meet professional players,but you can meet some very good player that dont have bankroll or they are doing a challenge or something like that,but i dont think that kind of players are going to call others fish

#27 March 2nd, 2018, 12:30 PM

they're not so many as in freerolls! anyway in the middle game they're going out like eggs.

good luck at tables!!!

#28 March 2nd, 2018, 1:04 PM

I dont consider myself professional because im not playing big tournaments but i would back down to any of them. I consider myself great poker player but recently i lost great amount of money on some other things in life and left very little for poker. So im playing mid stakes. I would say there are a lot good players there,not professionals, but very good, so you need to be on top of your game.

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