Re: Game selection
-If you're a tight player, look for loose tables: big average pot is a good sign, % of players involved in a pot could be too (makes it easier to get a good draw that hits getting paid off, beware of top pair top kicker/overpair kind of hands running into some weirder double pairs)
-If you like to play more aggressive, tighter tables (small average pots, fewer people involved) may be a slightly better idea (pick up lots of easy pots, make better hands fold, frustrate the living daylights out of everyone and go in for the kill when you get a really strong hand).
-Then again, if you're tight among tight, your winnings will be modest, but you'll get a better idea of what other people are doing, what hands they play, how they think through them etc. If you're loose, you may find tight tables boring, or annoying because everyone check/calls to you with really strong hands.
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