Lrgetrout

0.01/0.02 limit tables are impossible, because then the SB in those games would be half a cent. I don't think our country has used that denomination of money for a while now. Sorry for the joke. To answer your question, 0.02/0.04 refers to the limits, not the blinds, so 0.02/0.04 is as small as any site can possibly go.UB has .01/.02 tables. They just make both blinds .01.

These are just my criteria, but ...I always look for a flop % of 35+. I usually want that combined with a lot of action (typically at least 7 big bet average pot - so, for a .25/.50, I'd look for a table with an average pot size of $3.50+. On PStars, though, they don't do decimals on their table stats - so I'd look for a $4+ average pot size.).I play tight, for what it's worth..Im not sure where you play, but at pokerroom the LOWEST per flop avg. I have seeen is 55%... and thats at the 10 player tablesThe main one I play is Stars 1/2. Average there is like 30%/$10 =.I play Party now and again,

These are just my criteria, but ...I always look for a flop % of 35+. I usually want that combined with a lot of action (typically at least 7 big bet average pot - so, for a .25/.50, I'd look for a table with an average pot size of $3.50+. On PStars, though, they don't do decimals on their table stats - so I'd look for a $4+ average pot size.).I play tight, for what it's worth.

A shootout is really just a series of single table tournaments.Take, for example, a field of 81 players.In a normal tournament, as soon as 1 player is eliminated (assuming max table size=10), one table will be broken and its members moved to another table, to "balance" out the tables.In a shootout, though, for a 81 person tournament, you will have 9 tables of 9. Each table will play until there is only 1 person left at that table, with no "balancing" from other tables. The 9 table winners will then play another table to determine the final ranks 1-9.You will sometimes see terms like "Double Sh