I just started playing poker on bodog and noticed that I can't see any full tables, except for the one I'm seated at. Is there a way I can change the setting for this so that I can see all tables?
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06-11-13 01:32 PM #1
Bodog Poker - Can't See Full Tables?
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06-11-13 01:41 PM #2
No, they hide full tables to curb bum hunting
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06-11-13 01:58 PM #3
Any idea how many players are playing on bodog at any given time? Everything is so anonymous on this site
Originally Posted by daneblazer
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06-13-13 10:29 AM #4
this is what i dont understand, you have an anonymous site so the coattails jockeys shouldnt be able to rail you anyways unless you tell them where you are Originally Posted by daneblazer
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06-13-13 10:49 AM #5
It was an update made before the anonymous tables were introduced and was never changed back. It doesn't serve the purpose it once did, but it still curbs bum hunting (or "sharking" as they originally called it). If one can view every table, they could open up a certain table w/ a high pot average, view it for a while, determine whether or not there is a big fish there, and sit on the table when a spot opens. Or just wait until an opening and only sit at the high pot average tables. You can certainly still do that, but its tougher.
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