This is a general question about leaving the table. Perhaps there is not ONE right answer.

I read here someone say that they they generally leave a table once they double up. Is this a common practice with practical backing, or just one guy's pattern. I can understand that if you're sitting at a $10 max buy in with $60, you'll become a target. I also realize that a table which let you get this far ahead is one I'm not anxious to walk away from.

Even on a 'good' table, is there a downside to staying one place too long? At Micro-limits where I play (.10 or .25 BBs), should I move at regular intervals, or just find a good table and take the time to get solid reads on the other players?

All thoughts welcome.