so let me get this strait,

everyone but you hits on the flop?

when everyone says "everyone but me hits on the flop" i find it odd.
anyway, I'd say stick with those 3 sites; they are the best.

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Originally Posted by Epic

NO I mean. Say its a 6 handed table. i saying that every1 on pokerstars has a right 2 bet at the flop. there be a pair of over cards, 2 people will have a flush draw next 2 a straight. What im tryin 2 say is they make lots of action so they take in more rake. I no they wana make money. but for f*** sake.

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Originally Posted by Epic

NO I mean. Say its a 6 handed table. i saying that every1 on pokerstars has a right 2 bet at the flop. there be a pair of over cards, 2 people will have a flush draw next 2 a straight. What im tryin 2 say is they make lots of action so they take in more rake. I no they wana make money. but for f*** sake.

hmmm, no ones ever thought of that... good point. Oh, wait, never mind; now I remember... this has been talked to death a few times before. Welcome to the PFO

Originally Posted by Epic

NO I mean. Say its a 6 handed table. i saying that every1 on pokerstars has a right 2 bet at the flop. there be a pair of over cards, 2 people will have a flush draw next 2 a straight. What im tryin 2 say is they make lots of action so they take in more rake. I no they wana make money. but for f*** sake.

Yes, this theory has been proven.

Let me just copy and paste it from another time i have had to explain it to you non believers.

-See, if it was normal poker and on the levels they actually make alot of money off of, the pot only got to $60, they rake $3. BUT, if the pot got to $300, they rake $3.

See, with this unrigged site, they are only raking $3, but on the rigged site to create bigger pots, they rake $3.

Are you seeing the difference now?

How many times does this simple logic of why it makes perfect sense to rig a site need to be explained.-

Full Tilti is pretty Tight.
LIke ppl fold cards @ 6 max.

IMO this is the hardest 6 max site for NL50. @ least like at midnight on Tuesday Nights. Friday and Saturday afternoon is a different story...

UB is pretty tight too at the higher levels.

All games at like NL 25 and under will be loose as hell. So you just need to know how to counter this strategy. A good way to do it is by playing agressive preflop to isolate the opponents. This is what I do; I try to raise as much as possible preflop, w/e looking like a maniac fool.

Conclusion: these games are beatable, and are not hard to beat, you just need to know how to adapt.