|
Originally Posted by elipsesjeff
Question 1:
Is it worth it to sit at a 6 max table where there is only one maniac, and you have position on him. Say the other 4 players are average players, 30/15/1.5 or so and fold SB/BB to steal 33% each, and the maniac directly on your right is a 70/45/4 through like 800 hands and has a nice 25 BB stack.
To make matters better, the other idiots at the table are berating him for his bad play and the guy just doesnt get it, it either encourages him to take their money or he just plays even worse. You, meanwhile, continue to say NH but otherwise keep quiet.
Is it worth it to stay at this table or find another one?
Question 2:
Redirect this to a full ring game with similar scenarios. How many fish
would you need with position on to make it good enough for sitting down?
Hi Jeff
On the 6h question, for me what makes this worthwhile is his PFR stat. u have him at 70/45, and this should make you much more money than if he was 70/10 or so.
In my experience when you have a limpy loose player to your right and raise to isolate, you get cold-callers - especially in 6max, as you know (which you don't want because it thwarts your positional advantage and defeats the isolation).
But becuase 70/45 will open raise lots EP (and everywhere!!), u get to 3 bet and and have a much better chance of isolating. Of course u know that, but I think it's often overlooked by others that loose aggression on the immediate right is better than loose passive because too many people get invited to the party when group cold-call kicks in.
Some players argue that when otherwise good players get off their game by chasing fish it's a good thing, but so far for me I find it can be a mess of impossible reads and agro bluffs and semibluffs that make hard for me to find my way, especially OOP.
Hopefully I'll improve on this with experience.
|