What makes a good table?

[Zarathustra888]

For full ring games, what flop % and pot ave does a table have to have to make it worth sitting at?

[Godfather80]

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For full ring games, what flop % and pot ave does a table have to have to make it worth sitting at?

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I am curious about whether these numbers are actually of any help. For me, I look for at least 2 very active players with stacks around double the buy-in. 2 bad players who can double you up are required to make for a good table.

But, I am interested in what others have to say.

[PokerFink]

Fish.

Remember that high or low table statistics could be due to people who are no longer at the table. They are not always accurate.

[Benholio]

Also, imagine a table with 3 super fishy players and 6 people on the waiting list. By the time 6 seats have rotated, how many of the super fishy players do you think are left? The good players definitely aren't leaving...

[NYCNative]

When I'm looking for tables, I want to see one where there aren't huge stacks and I prefer a table with a low average although the latter may just be a personal preference of not wanting to play every hand like my stack depended on it.

[stu-unger]

i look for tables with players i have notes on, this way i atleast have some info. as for flops seen +40% seems like a good #.

[yvesaint]

Fish from my buddy list with deep stacks.