Re: NL: Why the hate on short buy-ins?
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The same situation exists live -- you get up and find another table if you want to continue to play short after a big hit. THe only difference is that instead of seconds to find another table it might take a few minutes.
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You have no concept of live play, do you?
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Depends on where you play. In a LV room, where 1 or 2 games are going, very tough. In Los Angeles it encouraged to rathole as any table change you can only buy in with the max buy in at the table. Plus most of the large casinos have 4-10 games going on at a particular level.
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