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Originally Posted by DCal Zone
I think the idea is to let casual fish play in the games that they prefer to play in, not try to manipulate them into playing the games that professionals want them to play in. Labeling the tables by "bb's" gives complete information to everybody and is an unbiased way to inform people about the type of table they are about to open.
Yeh well there are some
actual new players that really have no idea what they want. Whether they really want to improve their or are just trying to make a quick double up, introducing them to the standard buyin amounts is better for poker overall. If they don't like playing deep or commiting too much money, then I encourage them to move to the shallow stack tables.
I don't think it is a good idea to give new players the idea that 20-50bb stacks are the standard forms of cash game poker. They need to know that 20-50bb stacks are shorter than usual.
20-50bb tables need to be labeled shallow or at least the medium stack tables need to have the label 40-100bb labels taken out to imply "standard" amounts.