solid play at what table limits?

[BrianGre]

This is an opinion question for those on the forum about what limit table should you have to get to before you see stable, solid play.

I've played the .01/.02, .10/.25, .25/.50, and .5/1 tables online... obviously I'm not doing this for a living..

I've also played tournaments with buy-ins that vary from freeroll to $20+2.

What I've noticed -- and I think this is expected -- is that at the extreme lower limits you are getting play that is wild and care-free (raising every hand no matter what; calling with nothing; etc)..

I'm curious as to what limit I should work my way up to if I want to see play that is a little less ... well, crazy - for lack of a better word.

thanks for your thoughts!
Brian

[Dave B]

I would say that every table has a mix of terrible and strong players. Just take advantage of some and be careful w/ the others.

There is a large difference between 3/6 and 1/2, but 3/6 to 2/4 can be similar.

[TheRightHand]

There are two real-world casino's in my area. I also play at PokerRoom.com. The lowest limits available in the real-world casinos is $2/5 or $5/10. On the average, I have found that the play is noticeably more stable at the Internet card rooms even at the $1/2 tables than at the real-world casinos

[BrianGre]

wow... that surprises me a bit... I'd figure the crazier play for those who aren't face-to-face..

thanks