The nice thing about high average pots at a low limit table is that you can just sit and wait to destack people and clean up a lot of money. You don't have to take many risks, just jam as much money in the pot when you know you have the best of it. Play your AA and KK super aggressive preflop, hopefully getting someone all-in, and take whatever cheap flops you can with pocket pairs and suited connectors and be patient and take someone's stack when you get that set, straight, or flush.

This strategy is not so hot if you are playing, say a $200 buy-in table with average pots of $150. This is because of the much higher likelihood that the other players will notice what you are doing and just not pay you off.

There are many successful strategies to beat a low limit no limit table with pots nearly as big as the max buy-in. The reason you like these tables is because people are willing to put their chips in the middle of the table. If you are a good player, you should love to see a table with chips flying around.

Just be ready for some variance