AA on $1 / $2 Cash Tables

[MattyMoo]

So we want a loose $1/$2 table?

[trishan]

On a 1/2 table:

1. open for more
2. don't expect to win with them every time

This.

Be prepared to fold them sometimes.

[bennymacca]

So we want a loose $1/$2 table?

hell yes!!!!

just have to re-adjust and put more in pre, and worry when they raise you post flop

[Caleb]

So we want a loose $1/$2 table?

????

You state you were playing tight, then ask if we want a loose table?

Does not compute?

[MattyMoo]

So we want a loose $1/$2 table?

????

You state you were playing tight, then ask if we want a loose table?

Does not compute?

Caleb understand the want loose when playing tight and tight when playing loose philosophy. So I guess for my play I did. And if I think back to my best results on a $1/$2 then it was when I was tight and everyone is loose.

But in general do most people want the $1/$2 to be loose or a tight table and why?

[Sinitster]

Loose , because more $$ gets splashed aroud ....

[maccatak11]

I want the loose table. Ill back my reading ability to work out if i have a better hand than them. i want to play as many big pots as possible with my edge.

[Caleb]

If you don't want a loose table you are basically saying that you don't want the ability to win more money more quickly. Especially at that standard.

It shouldn't even be a question.

Winning money on a tight table takes longer and is more of a grind, in general terms, regardless of how you play.

[gmatical]

AA every 2 hours - nice!

[Origami]

AA every 2 hours - nice!

this


lucky you got 5 in one night...


AA 1/220 hands ??? wins 1/5 hmmm