Not really, from the looks of it, it is just taking away from the 2/4 games. So rather than have 4-5 2/4 tables as theyve had at times, they might have 2-3 2/4 tables, and 2 3/6 tables.

The couple times I went there it made it even more impossible to get on 2/4 and 3/6 was rather long as well.

Still not sure how worth it 3/6 is.

You get people who cant want for 2/4 which is nice, but the absolute fools probally will be willing to wait for 2/4, and some of the 5/10 crowd (who only play 5/10 because they dont know how to beat the looseness of 2/4), now have some middle ground in case they really couldnt afford 5/10.

It will be nice if they get a bigger room but it might not matter if Kenosha gets all the players eventually.