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Message: [QUOTE="canbora, post: 6886584, member: 9538"] In my opinion it is soft. Soft as in nitty. Its so bizarre. (thats why I was playing like I did. if the table is nits, you steal.) If I check stats on other stakes tables, the entire 30NL is SUPER nit. Its like...when people are getting better and over do GTO but they don't fully understand the game (myself included lol) and they become MOSTLY predictable. But like most newbs, they play 'good' when they're feeling OK, but the biggest leak at this level is people haven't conquered their emotions yet and bizarrely do outrageous things out of nowhere. Then, when the calm down they go back to being decent players. Again, myself included. I've gotten MUCH better at this. But that played a huge factor here. I had a hand... I knew what I was doing...and reason I played the way I did was I was mildly frustrated at the nittyness of the table, i had a hand, and I wanted max value and I did NOT want to let that go. I 'knew' he had AK and I was going to charge him for it. And you're 100% right, when the size changes, get suspicious. Just even from this single hand I feel I've learned a lot. Truth be told, im more of a MTT player. Especially PKO, I love PKO. But I'm trying to get better at cash games. I'll play up to 100NL. I've noticed 100NL and 50NL are near the same. Obvious slight difference. But near the same. 30NL is a thing un to itself. and 5 and 10NL are a group and 2NL is just pure nuthouse. I make mention of all of this because I always see peoplpe saying things dont change and its all one group. No, no, each level has subtle but distinct differences. I never have played above 100NL (that I remember) and highest ive ever played (that I remeber) is 1/3 in vegas like....18 years ago?? i think, close enough. [/QUOTE]

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