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I have a theory why this works. Some people want to play good poker, but don't have any idea how to do it. They've never studied, they don't have any resources, or anyone to talk strategy with. So they come to an empty table trying to figure out how to play poker by reducing the number of variables -- in this case, the number of opponents. But they are still very bad at poker, and it doesn't even occur to them that SH play is different from full ring play.

This is borne out when a player who opens for a raise when it's 3-handed with K6o continues to do the same when it's 10-handed and he's UTG. Happens all the time, and its amazing.

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ha

so your saying that when I was doing this at 2/4 I shouldn't have left when the table got 8+handed, oops