Daily Poker Quiz: Archive

Table selection
2008-08-08

You're choosing between three tables:

* A $1-$2 table with really bad opponents. You calculate that you might very well earn $20 on average during a session on this table.

* A $2-$4 table with slightly better opponents. You think that you would average $20 in profits on a session here, too.

* A $3-$6 table with hard but not unbeatable opposition. Once again, your guess is that you would make $20 during a session here.

Where do you sit down?





Table 1 (correct)
It really depends on what you wish to accomplish. If your goal is to improve by facing good opponents, you should choose table three. Otherwise, you'll have lesser swings if you choose table one, and if you want to make money in the long run, this is probably wise. Table two is something inbetween - better, then, to choose either of the other ones.

Table 2
It really depends on what you wish to accomplish. If your goal is to improve by facing good opponents, you should choose table three. Otherwise, you'll have lesser swings if you choose table one, and if you want to make money in the long run, this is probably wise. Table two is something inbetween - better, then, to choose either of the other ones.

Table 3 (correct)
It really depends on what you wish to accomplish. If your goal is to improve by facing good opponents, you should choose table three. Otherwise, you'll have lesser swings if you choose table one, and if you want to make money in the long run, this is probably wise. Table two is something inbetween - better, then, to choose either of the other ones.



Result:

Table 1 47%
Table 2 28%
Table 3 25%

Totally 904 vote(s)