???You'll typically be making more money in the long run by sitting:

[5teamparlay]

A) To the left of a loose player

B) To the right of a loose player

C) It doesn't matter where you sit


Be back in a bit with the answer.
feel free to guess/comment

[ChicoM]

I know with an aggressive player you want to sit on their left but im not sure about a loose player.

My guess would be A

[ShawNee922]

I want to be on his right .... Nothing worse than getting raised by a loose ass player ... Unless you want him to raise... lol

This will allow me to see what everyone else does with him before I gotta move ....

If I am on his left and call behind him , knowing he is loose I could step into a raise ,,, on th otherside of the table and be screwed ...

I want to be LAST to move behind him as to get a read on the other players, and how they react,,

B is my answer ....

[5teamparlay]

According to the JUNE/JULY edition of BLUFF magazine pg. 99 the answer is A to the left of the loose player. I assume that is so he can do the raising for you not to tip off other players. So you know you the loose players are at your local poker game and where you should sit.

[Patrick McIrish]

Definitely to the left. Easier to isolate and do other moves to the loosey goosey when you can act after he does.

5team - drop me a line sometime, just curious what your name is. You say you live in Tampa and are in the "gambling business", just curious if we know each other.

casino1@tampabay.rr.com

[5teamparlay]

Good to see you here Pat, this poker forum has been here about 2 weeks. I've been dealing about 15 years and work at a Tampa casino. I'll shoot ya an e-mail.

[5teamparlay]

I'm on roadrunner too by the way.

[5teamparlay]

What part of Florida are you in?