Bad Players vs. Good Player

[tvegas]

I understand that over the long run a good player will eventually win all the bad players money. My question is this "How does a good player beat tables and tables full of bad players that keep coming wave after wave". I say it can't be done. Any thoughts?

[Davey]

Good players will get their money in ahead. In the long run if you are ahead you will make money. See how easy it is?

[vixticator]

So the worst players always win the money... this is your theory? I think you're onto something!

[Vincent]

Waves of bad players attacking you is tough (even if they're all 8-year olds), but on the poker table, it isn't too much of a problem.

[StaticShock]

You sir are going to have no problems at all wrapping your brain around poker.

[BJK]

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I understand that over the long run a good player will eventually win all the bad players money. My question is this "How does a good player beat tables and tables full of bad players that keep coming wave after wave". I say it can't be done. Any thoughts?

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If you are right, and it truly can't be done, then I must have a very long way to go to get to "eventually".

There are entire books written about this very subject.

[Nietzsche]

You are absolutely right and don't listen to those who say otherwise.

[leafsrock]

Awesome 2nd post. I'm gonna go search for your 1st post now.

[kazana]

I found the perfect solution for your dilemma:
See the wave. Think the wave. Be the wave.
Play as badly as possible and select those tables that have the best opponents. Within a few sessions you will be rich. You can do it! Chaka!

[FCBLComish]

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Awesome 2nd post. I'm gonna go search for your 1st post now.

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His first post was actually worse than this one. Great improvement! See for yourself.