E
enesem
Rock Star
Silver Level
If anything, the 10NL 6 max tables are even worse, the amount of random play is incredible.
I look up the names of the players there, one of them had over $ 50,000 in winnings, what's he doing on a micro table ?
It seems that some players arrive with the intent of just being completely reckless, almost like they want to hang around a low stakes table and risk a couple of buy ins stinking up the table.
When it goes well, they can arrive, double up and leave in a very short space of time.
I can spend an hour building a $10 dollar buy in up to $15 then lose the lot in 5 minutes when I get my decent hands pushed to the river.
I am convinced higher stakes tables do not play like this. One hand I won, I had AJs, AJ on the board and I got my raises called all the way to the river. Villain had a pair of sixes, not even pocket, one of the pair was on the flop.
If he caught a 6 on the river, I would have lost a big pot, yet this seems to be the risk with any decent hand at this level.
My PT bell curve, it scores me as borderline "very unlucky" for flushes and straights.
Remember, I am fairly successful at 1/2 200NL in casinos, on these tables it feels like I am playing deliberatey reckless players.
I appreciate the help, though.
NM
I look up the names of the players there, one of them had over $ 50,000 in winnings, what's he doing on a micro table ?
It seems that some players arrive with the intent of just being completely reckless, almost like they want to hang around a low stakes table and risk a couple of buy ins stinking up the table.
When it goes well, they can arrive, double up and leave in a very short space of time.
I can spend an hour building a $10 dollar buy in up to $15 then lose the lot in 5 minutes when I get my decent hands pushed to the river.
I am convinced higher stakes tables do not play like this. One hand I won, I had AJs, AJ on the board and I got my raises called all the way to the river. Villain had a pair of sixes, not even pocket, one of the pair was on the flop.
If he caught a 6 on the river, I would have lost a big pot, yet this seems to be the risk with any decent hand at this level.
My PT bell curve, it scores me as borderline "very unlucky" for flushes and straights.
Remember, I am fairly successful at 1/2 200NL in casinos, on these tables it feels like I am playing deliberatey reckless players.
I appreciate the help, though.
NM
They will look like maniacs to you. You rarely see flops. You have no idea how aggressive they are if they smell that you do not belong there. PLaying nit at low stakes just stakes it is just suicide.
