Thanks Mason: Must Move Games

[SinCityGuy]

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Having cut my poker-teeth via the online game I was pretty confused the first time I went to the Gold Strike in Tunica and was told I was in a 'must-move' game.

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Bob,

We online players have it pretty good. Can you imagine cherrypicking your six games with the tables all set for the fish fry, and all of a sudden you get a pop-up message from the site:

"You are required to move to table 'Rock Garden' for a must-move game."

[Rick Nebiolo]

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We online players have it pretty good. Can you imagine cherrypicking your six games with the tables all set for the fish fry, and all of a sudden you get a pop-up message from the site:

"You are required to move to table 'Rock Garden' for a must-move game."

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Even weak loose players hate moving and often move out the door once they are moved more than once given they have multiple excuses and opportunities to go home. So when must moves are chained (must move to must move to must move and so on to the first started game) the main game usually has all gamble filtered out of it so in fact you end up with a 'Rock Garden' of the worse kind.

A B&M casino shouldn't even think of must moves once you get beyond three games and even then they need to reconsider the downside of using must moves as stated elsewhere in this thread and the other linked to threads.

Higher limits might be different, where one and sometimes two very big games often revolve around one or two players. I wonder if any online site uses must moves at high limits?

Regards,

Rick

[grimel]

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Those two tables would've kept going and no one would've left, now you'll have four guys annoyed and sitting on a list waiting for the one table to lose customers.

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Or you get players like myself who say it ain't worth getting jerked around and either go home or goto another room. Possibly ending up playing online nearly exclusivly because they don't want to drive the X hours to B&M only to get jerked around.