6 max or 9 max at cash tables?

[Lord Foma]

I just recently started playing cash. And not as not can determine for whatever tables better play, 6 max, 9 max or can zoom? advise who often sits for cash tables. Before I always played only tournaments, mostly 9max. Cash game became explore quite recently.

 

[armoko]

When I started to play on cash I was always choosing tables with small number of players like from 3 to 6. I think for the beginner its the best way to learn and get the experience. The more players on the table the more risky but in other hand you can win more money.

 

[Deeznutzzzz]

6 handed for more aggressive style and bigger swings. 9 players for tighter play and less action. IMO 9 player is an easier experience but not as fun.

 

[Slacker]

Agree with the above. 9 handed is a more conservative game to play with smaller bankrolls. 6 max is a lot more fun but more swingy as well.

 

[lcid86]

Start with 9 if you are just starting and want to learn. 6 handed is much more aggressive - lots of action.

 

[ssangyongpoker]

6 handed for jam packed action!!

9 handed is more for conservative play

 

[oneybiggs]

9 for me,i try to only get deep in winning hands on the cash tables so more callers early suits me,now you all know my cash game too well! haha gl gl.:motz:

 

[Iryna Stryzheuskaya]

Beginners are usually advised to play at 9 max tables. If you feel confident at these tables, you can switch to 6max tables.

 

[paisley]

You are going to run into better hands at 9-handed tables then 6-handed.

 

[fundiver199]

Starting at full ring will mean, you dont have to adjust to a more short handed game at the same time, as you adjust to cash table dynamics. So that would also be my recommendation. Then after a while experiment to find out, which format you prefer.

 

[Aballinamion]

6-MAX for life!

Hello buddy thanks for your question.

My point of view is that you must choose the 9-Ring Tables if you are beginner and Tight and 6-MAX Tables if you are Tight but know when to loosen up a bit.
In my personal opinion I believe that you will find the greatest amount of Fished at 6-MAX Tables, so for this reason I defend that most of the money today are in 6-MAX Games.
I also believe that 6-MAX is the future of Poker and sooner or later the Full Ring Cash Game will end. There are only a few tables of Full Ring at bigger stakes.
If you really want to improve your poker game in the future you better start learning how to play 6-MAX.

Regards;

Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa

 

[akgross]

A 6max game is more suitable. The game is progressive and it is clear who is playing with which card. The fewer players at the table, the better for you.

 

[Red_Diamond]

I always tried to avoid shorter games, with 10-players being my favourite. One issue is the rake-rape tended to really erode into your stack quickly.

 

[vittopio]

The fewer players at the table the more difficult the game! No wonder hed App is considered the top poker skills!

 

[Steve Deeble]

Personally I stick to 6-max cash tables I feel that solid hands are more likely to survive.

 

[kley126]

all depending where you feel more comfortable 6max you have to use a more open strategies in your range of hands remember that there are more cards in the deck I prefer to play 9max there are more fish in the low levels easy to explode

 

[tauri103]

I prefer to play at a table 6 max because it is easier to manage players and we can play more aggressive with a larger hand stroke.

 

[BrunoIngrassia]

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I think if your range is more select 9 max would be ideal, as 6 max requires playing a little more hands and always remembering that the post flop is more played than in MTTs


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[BrunoIngrassia]

I think if your range is more select 9 max would be ideal, as 6 max requires playing a little more hands and always remembering that the post flop is more played than in MTTs

 

[ACESOVEREZZZ]

6 or 9 players

I would first ask what game you are playing ? If Holdem , as others have said is more aggressive play. Playing Omaha 7 card stud 9 player tables bring in some pretty nice pots as well with Omaha Hi/ LO.

Again for me it depends on the game I am playing.

 

[albosaltenio]

start at tables of 9 in six is ​​for more experienced players

 

[Lord Foma]

I tried to play a few days 9 max and 6 max. and realized that personally for me and my style of play is suitable 6 max.

 

[Galmedic]

I tried to play a few days 9 max and 6 max. and realized that personally for me and my style of play is suitable 6 max.

Six max you can play with a looser range and more aggro
9 is more TAG

 

[sergik1992]

I just recently started playing cash. And not as not can determine for whatever tables better play, 6 max, 9 max or can zoom? advise who often sits for cash tables. Before I always played only tournaments, mostly 9max. Cash game became explore quite recently.

I prefer 6-max zoom, because I get more action in this tables.

 

[pac818man]

I just recently started playing cash. And not as not can determine for whatever tables better play, 6 max, 9 max or can zoom? advise who often sits for cash tables. Before I always played only tournaments, mostly 9max. Cash game became explore quite recently.

9 players if you are just starting to play cash games, start with micro tables with a goal to learn the nuances of the game (cash is totally diff. from tourney). You may have to grind it out a little if you want to learn but if you go to it with an actual achievable goal (like learning) then you should be fine. If you expect to win big right away then good for you. Good luck