Re: Having position: could it be mutually beneficial to swap places?
This just isn't true of Pot Limit Omaha against poor players. Hand values run much closer together in Omaha, and position is almost more important than your hand.
I suspect that both players would gain from switching spots. The tight player would gain the on the few hands he plays from the loose player, but the loose player would likely gain more from having another loose player on his right for all the other hands.
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Agreed - there's not much short of cheating that will allow you to win if your only mucking every other hand.
But the question wasn't whether switching seats would make you a winner, it was (if I understood it correctly) whether you would IMPROVE.
- BTW, I didn't notice RTs's response; I've been in and out alot the last few days and when I read the OP I have had time to read only a few responses prior to authoring my own.
If RoundTower said the same thing might I resond with . . .
nh, and happy holidays !
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