Fear not, PokerStars on FanDuel has that area covered too. With its Zoom cash game tables, the site offers players a way to enjoy cash game action at a rapid-fire rate.
If you've ever found yourself bored and uninterested while waiting for the next hand to be dealt, Zoom tables might just be your thing.
Zoom poker overview and strategy baseline
If you've never played on a Zoom table, here's a quick overview of how they operate.
When you join a Zoom player pool, you're matched with other players, put at a table, and dealt a hand. If you've got good cards, play them as you normally would. If you've got rags, you can click the fast-fold button and instantly enter the queue for a new table and a new hand – no waiting for a hand that you're not involved in to play out before the next.
Having a tough time staying awake while waiting for hands to play out? Maybe you're better off at the Zoom tables.
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While the poker plays out the same, there are a few strategic shifts you might want to employ – we'll break those down for you below.
With the option to fast-fold weak hands and quickly move on to the next, many players will tighten their ranges at Zoom tables. On average, you'll face a much stronger range of hands across each position.
In response, you should look to play a tighter range yourself, but don't overcorrect and play too few hands.
In early position, look to tighten your range drastically. Conversely, you can widen your later position ranges to a certain degree as some players will have already mucked their cards from the blinds.
When it comes to postflop play, go big with your value hands – people tend to get sticky once they've invested money with mediocre holdings in the Zoom pools – and avoid running any complex multi-street bluffs.
In essence, keep it simple and let the cards come to you. There's no shame in folding – and with Zoom games, no waiting either.
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