The table stats can be deceiving, so I look at each player's stats on the table. If six or more have VP$IP under 20, I don't sit down there. I look at those with VP$IP over 25 and look at their preflop and postflop aggression. I don't like aggressive maniacs, so if there are more than one, I don't sit there either.
If you're using PT and GT+, I would just ignore table averages and look at each player's average, and whatever type of game you like best, sit there based on players' averages, not the table's.
Statistics: Posted by phatlad — Mon Mar 07, 2005 3:41 am
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Now how do you find the juicy games? I seem to do worse in the looser, higher ave pot games and do better on the tight, passive tables. Often, I was doing better on 2/4 tables that have ave pots of 20-22 dollars. What does everyone look for in a game?
Statistics: Posted by briachek — Mon Mar 07, 2005 1:38 am
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If your bankroll is $2,500 or more, I would move up. With less I would play two 2/4 tables with one 3/6 table.
LJ
Statistics: Posted by Lumberjack — Mon Mar 07, 2005 1:24 am
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Thanks for your thoughts but for some reason I don't like mixing my games like that but maybe that's a stupid reason not to.
Statistics: Posted by briachek — Sun Mar 06, 2005 9:44 pm
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If you two or three table, just have one table of 3/6. If you four table, maybe two 3/6.
Of course, this is coming from someone who's still at the .50/1 level.
(Not to thread hijack, but what would the proper bankroll for 1/2 be?)
Statistics: Posted by phatlad — Sun Mar 06, 2005 9:32 pm
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Show of hands, who thinks I should move up? Should I wait til I get a couple winning sessions in a row? Should I wait til I start and finish deposit bonuses on the party skins and cryptos?
Statistics: Posted by briachek — Sun Mar 06, 2005 6:28 pm
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