Walking away

[copa]

Whats your opinion about playing at an extremely loose/fishy table after you have won a bunch?
I made $15 profit on a buyin of 5 at a .25/.50 limit game but the variance was huge coming to that profit. At this table I had everyone calling the blinds, calling raises and reraises, and everyone chasing draws no matter how few outs they have.

It seems that with a profit of 300% it might make more sense to leave, but im not sure.

Ex: my pocket kings get busted by 7 chasers and one hits on river a gutshot. Does it make sense to just walk away?

[copa]

Its like a freaking rollercoaster ride.

[Rondavu]

I play a home game that's like this. It's hard enough when you have one maniac, but we have two certified maniacs, and two female calling stations. It's definately nothing sturdy.

[rdqlus]

Try buying in with more than $5. Apparently, your bets were too small to drive anyone away. After your pre-flop raise you wouldn't have enough money to put out a decent bet on the flop to drive the chasers away. They probably had the odds to call you.

mj

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[copa]

Sorry If I am confused, but doesn't stack size in a limit game play a small role as opposed to NL. My original post was referring to limit.

Wrong forum ?

[copa]

doh thats 2 for me today in the wrong forum...........