The Up and Downside of playing with bad players
A few of our Prima Divas went to Atlantic City this weekend and both were surprised by the number of bad players at the table. However they both had different experiences on their trip: One was a big winner, the other left not very happy. This leads us to the following conclusion: You can win a lot of money playing with bad players BUT you will also experience many more bad beats. That is the trade-off, so be careful when playing with the weak…
I think it may help some to instead of calling someone a bad player trying to be more specific in how and where they are bad and exploit it to the max. For example, if they call when they should fold, Then its critical to not slow play and value bet everything. Also they may be very tight preflop but then very loose post flop etc. My point is to take a moment and try to spot the bad players weakness and then come back and attack the best way you see fit.
Comment by Andrew Batkin — March 6, 2011 @ 10:38 pm