[Closed] When to leave a table? FL

Never leave unless the table is bad.

Usually when you win a lot on a table it means bad players, bad players means profit.

It will help you more when you try to find the moment where you start to play bad and stop then.

Hehe... Yeah thought of that, but the point is that after a couple of suck outs I usually don't want to play anymore so basically I, not always just most of the time, leave without any profit...

My biggest problem is probably endurance, when I played 6-tables at a time I couldn't play for more than an hour ♦ But that was OK, because I left just before I started acting stupid ♦, but now I'm playing only a little for fun(1-3 tables) and it's fun only till you make money

I'm still making some profit, but I really wanted to built my bankroll to at least 300EUR till summer(that's when I'll start playing seriously again, can't wait wiii ♦), so I wouldn't have to deposit the money I withdrawed. But these 0.05/0.1 limits are so slow.....

Soo I thought of setting a limit in BBs so I can know when the fun stops

Anyway I don't mind losing when I sit down at a table, but when I make a let's say 15BB profit it just isn't fun to have a suck out and losing 10BB soo then I quit.

OK, way to long, but I agree don't quit until you start playing poorly, but I think there is also a psihological aspect to it. You act a little different after making a certain amount of money, soo a BB limit still has a point.

PS: Sorry for the long post, must be a record in FL section ♦

I watched some very old video with David Sklansky and he said something like "it's cash management (not bankroll) and it has nothing to do with poker.. It's one of the big mistakes players do."

you shouldnt go for winning sessions but just for money. It doesnt matter if you have 4/10 winning sessions as long as you have possive BB/100.

And another thing: the longer you're sitting there, the more respect you earn (while winning) + you are getting more reads = much better situation than starting again against 3-4 unknown players

Originally posted by opal99
And another thing: the longer you're sitting there, the more respect you earn (while winning) + you are getting more reads = much better situation than starting again against 3-4 unknown players

Eh, what reads. I can give you a general read for micros:
ALL THE PLAYERS ARE RETARDED!

The one or two good players are easy to memorize and avoid or play differently.