Finding a good table

[Goku55]

How do you guys like to look for tables. Personally I’ve from experience always liked to find the biggest game I can and then start with a min buy in and try to get a feel of the table and sometimes you get lucky and turn almost nothing into a decent profit.

 

[Newzooozooo]

Hi.
I do not play cash games, I only play tournaments, and I have a few favorites that I often take part in.
Good luck.

 

[partz]

There's should be at least one fish, that's what I call a good table, but playing vs regulars is also a good practice.

 

[Evan Jarvis]

How do you guys like to look for tables. Personally I’ve from experience always liked to find the biggest game I can and then start with a min buy in and try to get a feel of the table and sometimes you get lucky and turn almost nothing into a decent profit.

One of my favorite subjects in poker! Putting yourself into a highly profitable position!

It's so much one of my favorites that I made an entire video on the subject!

I'll also have a chapter on this in my book which I'm hoping to release later this year!

Good luck & Happy stackin on the tables!

 

[mila galish]

I first test on free games. I measure the performance. And then I play for money.
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[Vallet]

When I choose a table, I focus on the indicators of the size of the pot played and the percentage of flop viewing. Then I can see if there are any familiar players at the table. But I never take the minimum stack size. Because it complicates the game and forces you to go all in.

 

[dukgen]

I like the feeling of starting with table minimum, and winning profit. Pay attention to the players and their holdings in different positions. If players are playing small pocket pairs in early position, cards under 10, then that table may be profitable.