[Closed] table selection

best table
- high flop seen % & high pot size
- high hourly hands rate
- high % of big stacks

Originally posted by ancha666
best table
- high flop seen % & high pot size
- high hourly hands rate
- high % of big stacks

The problem is that a high flop seen % will result in a low hourly rate. High flop seen % is more important.

At FL it is not important to watch for many fullstack players.

Originally posted by ciRith

Originally posted by ancha666
best table
- high flop seen % & high pot size
- high hourly hands rate
- high % of big stacks

The problem is that a high flop seen % will result in a low hourly rate. Hih flop seen % is more important.

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I also look at pot size, but I avoid the tables with VERY big average pot size. This is because at those tables, usually there is an awful lot of preflop raising going on, and I hate that

terrorblade, he means that the more players see the flop, the lower the amount of hands / hour. Makes sense, no?

OK I've just figured it out, table selection is not important, just play in the evening ♦

Evening players are just easy :P, made a bundle right now.

Originally posted by Dippy19
OK I've just figured it out, table selection is not important, just play in the evening ♦

Evening players are just easy :P, made a bundle right now.

strange discovery! ♦

so which evening did you mean? according to ET, GMT or what? ♦

Good luck at the tables!
thunderbird56

GMT of course. That's where the Canadians start playing. It will get better and better until 0-3 am GMT where the most Canadians are online. (Sorry at all PS.com Canadian players. ^^)

Thanks, ciRith. Maybe i will try to switch my play time. ^^

Good luck at the tables!
thunderbird56

I meant my evening, thats Greenwich time, but I've also seen that there are a lot of bad players at one point in the middle of the day(Americans I presume) but I'm not sure what time that is and I'm usually not home then.

it's in the early afternoon, around 13.00-15.00...
I don't really have a clue where they come from though...
Since it's a strange time to play everywhere..

I don't really know how they compare to the late-night fish, since I can't really play at that time, but it's hard to imagine that they can be any worse...
But on the other hand, if there's one thing I've learnt from poker is that human stupidity knows no bounds.

They probably play at work, slackers ♦

Originally posted by DarthBobo
terrorblade, he means that the more players see the flop, the lower the amount of hands / hour. Makes sense, no?

I understand that part, what does Hih flop seen mean?

Typing mistake? Should be "high".

Originally posted by ciRith

The problem is that a high flop seen % will result in a low hourly rate. High flop seen % is more important.

See the problem with this sentence cirith ♦

It's like saying the problem with slowplaying is draws. Slowplaying is more important.

I don't see a problem with that. These two sentences have to be seen separated.

The first says: A high "flop seen %" results in a "low hourly rate".
The second: So when you look out for good tables then first go for "flop seen %" and if there are 2 tables with the same "flop seen %" then go for the "high hourly rate".

Maybe I just forgot to explain the second sentece more but the main idea should be clear?