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Grrrr
I am not one to moan........ well ok I am, but I'm slightly irked.
I was having a lovely time on my MMT table when there was a 'balancing' transition and I was put on to a different table.
Not only was I happy where I was, I was doing really well - chip leader and settled into my rhythm. Now on a new table, I am sure they are lovely people, despite the fact I am the only one talking, but I am all out of my stride and suddenly not doing so well.
If I chose to change table, I would have no problem, but I didn't, I was moved and have subsequently my game has been altered.
Does anyone else have this problem?
Pudd x
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Can work in your favour just as much as it can work against you. Obviously tonight didn't go your way, but on another day you might get initially drawn on a table with good, solid opponents that don't give you anything, then get moved to another table full of 'easier' players. A table move can also give you the chance to carve out a new image for yourself.
If a table has to break, then a table has to break. No way round it, and learning to adjust to your new table mates is a big part of poker.
Unlucky Mr Pudding.
I'm afraid "table balancing", as hhyrfghkhvkutdrtrhgjfth said, is just part of Tournament Poker, it can't work unless tables are balanced.
Think of a table move as a good thing - every time you move tables, it means that more players have exited, but you are still in.