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Message: [QUOTE="Aballinamion, post: 6592211, member: 289533"] I learned poker from the school of Claudio Davino (aka Peixe Feliz) and Nanonoko, and both players made gigantic fortunes playing Zoom Tables (Fast Play). However, I never made one cent playing these games, because 1 table of Zoom is equal to 3 regulars tables, which means we play 3 times more blinds, 3 times more rake. I made one single session where I’ve opened 3 Zoom tables at once and in less than an hour I lost $ 50 dollars, which has caused me a large TILT (playing NLHE 2!!!) So I never ventured myself to play in these tables anymore, I think we gotta play many hands and be very good in reading to overcome the blinds and the rake. Personally I do not recommend these games for any beginners. It is dangerous and can make you very angry. Besides all of that sometimes you’ll see one or another playing sitting there with 50 buy-ins, I saw once a player with more than 100 buy-ins!!! Which lead me to believe Zoom is a little bit rigged but I have no proof, so it’s useless to state. I recommend to play regular tables and a few tables at a time, at maximum three tables. I compared it to chess: only a few chess Grand Masters have the skills to defeat many players in many tables and the same goes for poker. Nanonoko and a few enlightened ones can do it, but most of us gotta be humble and do what is more healthy and profitable to our own gameplay and style of life. Besides, as much more hands we play, bigger the variance and bigger the chances of lack of psychological control (tilt). [/QUOTE]

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