400NL becoming a fish fry?

[JoeC]

I can't believe this. Tonight has been an incredible night for fish on 400NL, and it seems to be following a trend of increasing fishiness. I am seeing a bunch of stuff tonight that I haven't seen since I was playing 50NL.

Someone please tell me I'm not dreaming? And that it's gonna stay this way?

[AceHiStation]

Its not just you. In fact, I'm one of these fish as I've dropped a huge chunk of change tonight to some unreal beats. Take away my beats and I'm doing real good tonight, instead I'm hurting worse than I've hurt in a long time.

[JoeC]

I hear you. I just got off of a 4K downswing, my biggest ever. I've made most of it back by value betting fishies the past 2 nights though.

[AceHiStation]

Appreciate the post, makes my 2k downswing feel much better. I think the room change is because people are starting to move up the limits due to the new 2KNL rooms. I was actually gonna post asking if anyone else noticed too =) Hopefully I'll be alright in a couple days to come back and take advantage of these fish.

[kagame]

600NL seems dead...

"best" players moved up, worst moved back to 400 perhaps?

[psuasskicker]

I mostly stick to limit online and NL live, but the tables seem very cyclical in terms of how soft or tough they are. I'm not really sure what the cause is, but it happens like this in limit action as well. The tables will be real soft filled with fish for a couple weeks, then they'll get tougher (not tough, just tougher) for a while.

Would be an interesting study to see average pot sizes over periods of time. Seems like it'd fluctuate up and down. Best course of action seems to be to follow the money (duh), even moving down in limits if that's where the fish are going. I've always thought it'd be more profitable to sit at a few soft 3/6 and 5/10 tables than to sit at a couple tough 10/20 or 15/30 tables.

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[Prevaricator]

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"best" players moved up, worst moved back to 400 perhaps?

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When I played on Stars, this was the case.

[bruce]

Hellen Keller could beat this game.

[Leptyne]

I play 3/6 NL Party and have noticed an unfortunate change lately. Last winter the standard number of open tables in late afternoon CST was six (6). Since late spring it is not unusual to find only one table running. As the west coast players get off work this may get up to two tables, and sometimes three.

[Yeti]

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I play 3/6 NL Party and have noticed an unfortunate change lately. Last winter the standard number of open tables in late afternoon CST was six (6). Since late spring it is not unusual to find only one table running. As the west coast players get off work this may get up to two tables, and sometimes three.

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Uh, 3/6 only began in March [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]