I also find it difficult to play multiple tables, at least at this point. Most of my play has been on Pacific in limit ring games where they dont support multiple tables so it isnt an issue. As far as playing together, I would be very leary of something like that. It seems like you could only be hurt by this. Unless you get together with a player who just kicks ass, and you ride his coattails, that would make sense. but why would that player want to join a syndicate if he is already successful. Otherwise if everyone is mostly equal, and you split profits equally, then where is the benefit. I think you would run into someone who got on a good roll and decided to take the money and run.
Maybe I am missing something here, but unless it were people you knew personally, I dont see the benefit.
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12-02-04, 08:47 PM
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