Just wondering, when you sit down at cash tables, initially do you end up losing a bit till you get a grasp of the table? I seem to do this most sessions, although it's not normally as bad as a session i just had.
I sat down earlier with 6 tables open, and i don't know if i go in gung ho, but i always in the first 10-15 minutes, or even longer, losing a bit before i've got a grasp of the table.
This was the tables i played
2013-09-26 13:55:52 | 3136023084 | Cash Table | Calais | Micro No Limit | £10.53 | £7.43 | | Hand Info |
2013-09-26 13:54:17 | 3136019478 | Cash Table | Axbridge | Micro No Limit | £0.47 | £9.96 | | Hand Info |
2013-09-26 13:51:24 | 3136012699 | Cash Table | Dunipace | Micro No Limit | £9.10 | £4.00 | | Hand Info |
2013-09-26 13:46:33 | 3136001599 | Cash Table | Rockingham | Micro No Limit | £7.07 | £5.13 | | Hand Info |
2013-09-26 13:46:01 | 3136000381 | Cash Table | Bawburgh | Micro No Limit | £9.74 | £4.00 | | Hand Info |
2013-09-26 13:45:31 | 3135999246 | Cash Table | Chapel Drive | Micro No Limit | £7.77 | £4.62 |
It felt like i was down about 4 buyins (that's how it felt at the time) when in reality it was 5 All in's i had lost, only 2 of them where i was stacked, the other 3 the opponent had way less, so i was only topping up for £1-£2.
After about 15-20mins, it seems like i'm more comfortable and most times by this point i'm better able to influence the table, an dictate to a large extent what's happening and hardly ever get re-raised, when you know it's an easy fold.
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