[Ghazban]

I don't think it can work. Poker hands aren't played in a vacuum and what happened on one hand has a large effect on what happens on others. If somebody on one table makes a huge bluff and gets picked off, players at that table will play differently against him than if the analagous player at the other table made a huge bluff that wasn't called. If this were a no-limit game, the changing chip stacks would also make the game play very differently even if the cards ended up in the same seats.