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Hi Community,

I need some advice.....here is the situation:

- Hero is sitting at at 10 Player NL cash game table in B&M Casino.
- The blinds 30$ / 50$. Max. buy in 5.000,-$
- Most of the villains don´t know something about Pot control, Position, implied odds or other "nonsense"
- Traditional 8 Players at the flop and if a raise to 5xBB was made PF, maybe 7 Players at the flop.
- They like to play AA and KK slow and are not able to lay it down.
- Sooooooted cards are godly and play/pay all the streets down to the river.

It´s amazing how much money and how many fish is at the table and the fish re buy and re buy and if not, the waiting list is full........of FISH.

A common betting pattern:

PF: Call, Call, Call, Fold, Call Call, Call, Call, Call, Check
Flop: Check, Check, Check, Bet, Fold, Fold, Call, Call, Fold, Fold, Fold,Fold
Turn: Bet, Call, Call
River: Bet, Fold, Fold or Bet, Fold, Call ( TP with weak Kicker)

Raise and Reraise(???) are rare.

Based on these facts, which is the best strategy to clean up this table ?

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if there is unlimited fish just wreck the game...huge overbets w/ probable winners. if the fish are limited slow down and be a silent killer. the problem w/ wrecking the game is....it wrecks the game and the players that remain learn from your over the top style and begin to emulate it then the game gets worse. if you can keep a game loose passive, let the sleeping dog lie. on-line games used be massively loose passive and they were a gold mine, look at how they are now. i suggest being very polite, likeable and a good friend of the game, the worst thing that can happen in a game like this is people get surly and start to play back...be the table captain but w/ a small"c" ...win friends and influence people. you cant lose in the game described.