100k CONTEST - What skill level do you prefer at the table?

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While a mix of poker players at the table would likely be the most fun and best way to improve your own skill level, if you had to choose only one type of player at your table, which would it be?

What skill level of poker player do you prefer to play against?
  • Better players than me
  • Worse players than me
  • A similar skill level to mine
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I don’t really mind who I play against, as having fun at the tables and playing with good natured players is more important than the skill level. I have chosen play with a similar skill level to mine simply because I would not presume to be better than the majority of nice players shere.

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I’m with grapevine, I’ll play with anyone. I prefer to play with those from whom I can learn.

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Most of the people I play are better than me so I suppose that answers the question :upside_down_face:

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I would always prefer players better than me; one must be challenged to become a better player. Finding those games can be an adventure. There is a social aspect here as well, where friends just get together and play. In the lobby or the private league section, players gather with like-minded interests in game structure, eventually getting to know one another. I do spend most of my time in those places. They have a mixed level of skill.

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@swamptrash I have played many a game with you, sir. You underestimate your skillset and are modest. I am still working on those both those.

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Same level for me. I have never found a table where I felt most are better players than me. If I ever do, I will never play against them.

“I live vicariously through myself.”

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As long as everyone is playing to win and not playing dumb then I’ll have fun. But honestly I’d rather be at a table with players that are better players than me. I wanna be the best player I can and to get better you have to play against better competition and learn.

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I like to play with players better than me to try and pick up some tips. I have found that players worse than me only know how to play bingo.

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Similar level is fine for me. Watching the good players is fine as well. Can get my tips and tricks there.

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I prefer a similar skill level to mine as i am not a fan of bingo or raising huge on every single flop. Its just annoying and you cant learn from that.

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I enjoy playing with people who like to see a hand play out, as opposed to people who constantly go all in.

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Come one, come all. I can play equally poorly against players of all calibre.

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Let me quote the right honorable Ric Flair: To be the man, you’ve gotta beat the man.

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Don’t mind playing against better players on occasion.

However, my bankroll will mind when running bad.

So, I usually will mix it up for better or worse!

If that above reason wasn’t in play, my preference would always be playing

against better players.

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If there is money involved I want bad players, for fun like here then the best is more interesting.

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Bums. I want lotsa bums!

Just kidding. ; )

It’s a little more fun when the opponents are decent, I must admit, but I’m not too fussy.

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I believe the best way to improve your game is to face competitors better than oneself, though you may be less likely to win as often as you would against lesser players you will learn more. The payoff is down the road.

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I still learning how to play poker; learning from people who play better than me. Not professionals, they are too good; know all the formules for odds and so on and they can calculate very fast
On the other hand i like to play with people with similar skills; mostly friendly and i like to know them better. Frequenty show up cards and congratulate them if they played better then me.
Its fun

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