Do you like being moved from table to table in MTT ?

[pljosko]

If my table is OK I don't want to change it, but if it doesn't suit me I'm glad when I'm moved.

 

[Pibo1797]

No, actually i hate when i get a change table because it always happen to me when im knowing the opponents and also because i like to play KO tournaments and when i get move to another table the opponents use to have more stack than me

 

[LukasynoACAB]

Sometimes i like cause its rescued my stack many times but i have to know the opponents again , Otherwise dont like it when iam lead at the table and i can Play more aggresive with the others and its move me to the other tables with bigger stacks than me :-D

 

[Nano5722]

I don,t like that at all. Not so long ago i was playing a good tournament and had a very good table, lots of people was sit out, only 2 people was playing, after that i knockouted one of them and also another one also became sit out and do you know what happens next? I was raising and taking easy chips for a couple of minutes and after that for sure soft just reseat me to another table with better players and no sit out players at all.
And that was painfull for sure. Because i could have lots of free chips in a good tournament and i was enjoying it just a few minutes and was instantly reseated.

 

[Pokerpoet2]

It is very hard, especially on-line, because you get to know how the others seated at your table will react to raises and re-raises, once that happens you can start to rule that table and get away with a few moves on them.
Once you are moved to another table, it feels like you are starting the tournament all over again, trying to pick up on little tells on your opponents, which is hard to do on-line at the best of times.
But as it is the nature of the game, and someone has to move in order to balance the tables, making it fair on all players, you just have to accept it and hope it does not happen too often, in one live game I played in, I was moved 3 times within an hour and a half, it is just the luck of the draw.

When the fun Stops, STOP!

 

[Tomek416]

It is very hard, especially on-line, because you get to know how the others seated at your table will react to raises and re-raises, once that happens you can start to rule that table and get away with a few moves on them.
Once you are moved to another table, it feels like you are starting the tournament all over again, trying to pick up on little tells on your opponents, which is hard to do on-line at the best of times.
But as it is the nature of the game, and someone has to move in order to balance the tables, making it fair on all players, you just have to accept it and hope it does not happen too often, in one live game I played in, I was moved 3 times within an hour and a half, it is just the luck of the draw.

When the fun Stops, STOP!

I completely agree. It's unnerving when you have the feel for the other players and you are moved. The worst is when a lot of the guys at your table are sitting out and there is lots of free money and then you are moved to a table with guys with much bigger stacks.

 

[pontvadasz]

I don't like transplanting. But it's legitimate sometimes. Don't always have the same person sitting in front of the chipleader.

 

[mina271]

Of course when I sit at a good table where I get good winners hands then it's not so nice to change but when the late registration is over and then I have to change several times I take that as a good sign because that means there are already some people out flown and the cash prizes are getting closer. So it doesn't bother me particularly if I always have to change. Of course, at the new table you first have to look a couple of hands at how people are playing, but in general you can see very quickly how people are playing at the table. Often it is also the case that it is a table that consists of completely new players so everyone must first see how everyone plays

 

[Robsant]

When I'm losing I think it's great 😃😃😃😃

 

[blake2702]

it is annoying when i get moved, but it is just something you have to deal with

There is good and bad

 

[reska11]

I don’t like it especially if it’s the late stage of the tournament when I have some solid stack, it often happens to me that when they transfer me to another I usually get some solid cards and lose a lot of chips in the same hand. So when they transfer me to another table, usually the first few hands just fold no matter how good the cards were, it's some of my experience I don't know if something similar happened to you. Another thing is if you are at a table for a long time you can usually evaluate the players and how to behave in the game, who you can bluff and who you can't and so on.

 

[Sschafell]

I don't like it, unless the chip leader is pressed on my left.

 

[AQA272]

I hate it when it happens.Especially when you are lucky and you are moved to another table where the RNG starts working against you

So when they transfer me to another table, usually the first few hands just fold no matter how good the cards were, it's some of my experience I don't know if something similar happened to you

 

[Jumpen Jack]

So when they transfer me to another table, usually the first few hands just fold no matter how good the cards were, it's some of my experience I don't know if something similar happened to you

I try to do the same. Seems like when I don't I find myself in bad spots.

 

[korbal29]

Not really because I just got familiar with players styles and you gonna have to do your homework all over

 

[pjokay]

lol, well if you have a maniac on your right and your card dead I'm happy to get out that seat. When you are short and you are moved into the blind on another table it is a pain in the arse!

But obviously this has to be done at points if playing MTT's. Another negative though is you need to pick up the traits of the new table, I'm sure on ACR I seem to table jump a lot more than the other sites but may be wrong and it just seems that way.

 

[perrypip]

It depends on the players I am seated with. It's good to be seated with fishier players you can win all their chips. But it also takes time to figure players out I don't like it when they constantly move me around.

 

[CallmeFloppy]

In general I do not. I prefer to stay on one table and learn how my opponents play against me and others. Moving a lot makes you need to start over in that assessment

 

[igroksash]

It all depends on the game at the table, sometimes I like it when the table changes.

 

[PLAYFUL1]

I don' t mind being moved especially when there are slow players. Slow play seems to wreck the game seeing the timer go down for no reason, no fun in that

 

[Zirkzee]

I like zoom tournaments. You play hand for hand without a break. This is how the tight game pays off. Of course you have practically no information about your opponents, but does it really help you to see a few hands from your opponent in order to be able to assess them better? Probably not. Rather gather information about regulars. I think zoom tournaments are the best because you play a lot of hands. Much more than normally in a tournament.

 

[Jedrey]

I really like the zoom, the game is faster and more dynamic.
Even more nowadays that there are a lot of slow people playing.
If it’s live, it’s worth it to keep thinking, after you analyze your opponents more, now it’s not worth it on line.

Good luck at the tables

 

[RDHartsoe]

I don't usually care about being moved from table to table. I am more interested in who is sitting around me and how they play and how they interact with the table.

 

[williemays56]

move

i dont like being move cause you have diferent players and you have to be patience to see hoe they play and bet and if you dont enough chips it could costs you.

 

[valeski 28]

Good afternoon.Sometimes I like it and sometimes I don´t .I don´t feel comfortable when there are many aggressive players at the table,so it is fine to be changed to another one.