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I chase the fish across two sites and into and out of FR and 6max, depending upon the day and how the site is running. FR is a consistent winner for me, but at a lower win rate (~4 ptBB/100). 6max is a wild but consistent (long term) winner for me when I can find good tables (~5.5 ptBB/100).
The reason 6max is higher variance is that each player is forced to play more crap hands. The blinds act as a catapult that through you into the action with "any two." With each player "forced" to play 17% of his hands regardless of how bad they suck, you get a lot more marginal holdings entering pots.
So this should be good, right? Well, it depends. Turns out that a lot of crap hands play OK against a TAGG's range, and several fish can "school." The only way to deal with this is to bet aggressively, make them pay to chase. So cbets get bigger, semi-bluffs get bigger, etc. You just have to commit more chips to win pots by taking them down.
At FR, you can expect half the table to be weak-tight nits, which is fine. They can be run over. But it's a lot less profitable than fighting with loose passive fish at 6max.
But don't underestimate FR - the fish swim there quite often, and when you find a FR table with 42% see-the-flop stats, you will very likely enjoy the game immensely
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