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Explain the Poker Tables Detail ?
Explain the Different types of Poker Tables ?
What are all the Different types of Poker Tables ?

Jan 12th, 2008 06:01
John Thomas, http://www.skillgameschief.com, http://www.onlinepokerreviewdirectory.com, http://www.chiefbrand.com


Finding the best table to play at is a skill in itself. Normally, table
selection doesn’t come into play if you`re accustomed to playing in
anything but big casinos, where you might be able to select your table.
Most of the time however, the floorman directs you to a table to be
seated at and that’s it. Internet poker is very different in this
aspect, because you can come and go as you choose.
If too many sharks sit at your table, no problem, get up and go. If too
many people are drawing on you, same thing - leave. Nothing keeps you at
a table except for your own will to continue.
Poker can`t stress enough that if you are losing at a table, it`s time
to go. Even if you know you are better than the rest of the players at
the table, when you no longer have table image, you can no longer play
at the top of your game.
When selecting a table, the biggest thing to notice of course is the
average pot size listed for the table. Most people automatically select
the table with the biggest average pot, but this is usually the wrong move.
Example: In a rowdy 3/6 game with 10 players, the average pot is shown
to be $80 while the other 3/6 tables show average pots around the $45
range. It`s true that the $80 table will be getting the most action, but
that is a double-edged sword.
In the arsenal of the strong player, bluffing and deception are two main
weapons. On purely theoretical odds, you should only win your fair share
of hands. So in a ten person game, if everyone plays each hand and calls
to the river, you should win 1 out of 10 hands.
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