3. Free for players of seats remaining to play and develop many hands (players style in bulk).

4. Sit good actors who have very little money. The justification for this choice is that if in a table do not bet, if a player bets on your left and a little money to save the boat will probably not cost us too much effort on your bet if we have a big hand.

That player, if you can not get out of a big boat with ease. Even with speculative hands we can get both the audacity to match their All In Paris (since it is not very high).

There are other benefits for which we have these players on our left. Even if they have a very strong hand, we are only passing on a small portion of our money (remember that money flows clockwise).

5. Players who are on your left hand should rise with very good (ie tight side players). If we choose these seats, we can ensure that these players will be removed from all that we raise their hands if they have a good hand. Conversely, if they are the ones that have increased, we know we have to bet that if we have a monster.

6. If the middle of a game, you learn that you do not feel comfortable at this table to go ahead and retire. This is the most important rule but also the most ignored. We must remember that we are not in a tournament, but in the midst of a silver table. Therefore, if the level of players is very high and for some reason you can not play comfortably at a table as appropriate.