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Mike_25
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Is a full casino table really a blessing in disguise for card players? While some argue the more players, the more chances of big pots, I think empty tables allow for tighter plays without the distractions of chatter and side bets. Players at empty tables have more time between hands to strategize and analyze opponents' behavior. New players may feel more comfortable at a full table with the camaraderie, but seasoned pros know an empty table means more focus and less "action tax" from the dealer. What do you think? Does an empty table allow for optimal playing conditions and strategies in the long run?
