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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6264019, member: 397965"]
Not sure this is quite true. The fact of the matter is, there is a much lower percentage of clearly recreational players at Zoom tables. Or at least thats what my HUD is telling me after more than 50k hands on such tables. And maybe this is simply because, most recreational players dont find this format very interesting? Maybe they are missing some of those elements like dymanics, which I talked about in my last post?

Playing Zoom feel almost like playing against a computer or a robot, and maybe that is just not very appealing to recreational players in general? Not saying this is the definitive truth, but maybe its something to consider as a possible explanation for, why these games tend to be so ridiculously reg infested, as they generally are?

This should not happen, if you are a serious player, because you will just add on more tables. The people getting bored are those, who only play 1 table at a time.

All of this is 100% true, and its the main reason, why I decided to move to tournaments a few years ago after having been mainly a cash game player at the beginning of my poker "career". I just got enough of all the table selection process, and I really enjoyed, that with tournaments you just sit down and play, until its over.
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