Moving to 3/6 (low content)

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I understand where you're comming from, but it's not THAT bad.

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Even with a horrible rake structure, I'm certain that playing 13-14% of your hands at $3/6 is pretty bad.

Rob

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i think you will have to define "pretty bad".
Does it mean that the 3/6 games can´t be beaten by a player with a vpip of 14% or does it mean that he won´t beat it for the maximum?

Most of the long term winning players in my 3/6 database have numbers in the range of vpip 13-16.

These stats may not be optimal but they do work for a lot of the 3/6 multitablers. Maybe they are aware that their postflop skills are somewhat lacking, or maybe they have found a formula that suits the tables they are playing.

i know that the new flavour is to be more laggish, mainly because many of the 2+2 "power posters" have reached a stage in their game where they are experimenting with more hands.
but for the rest of us, i think that tight is still right. Aiming for a higher percentage point just for the hell of it, without knowing how or why, can´t be good for either short- or long term winrate.

my 2 cents