Sitting down at table [where?]

[j0na1234]

When I play poker with my friends, it's a lot different then on the internet. There a player who raises a lot ( and plays good, but sometimes too loose) and some medium skill players and 1 (maybe too) tight player.

What's the best position i should sit at table?
Should I sit directly behind the best player so i always have position on him?
This way i can always act directly behind him. But is that a good thing, cause when i suspect he might be bluffing and i want to call with a mediocre hand I have all these people behind me (who can re-raise). So do i sit before or behind him ? Table is mostly 5-7 people.

What do you guys think?

[atnmsdaddy]

i would sit to his right let him make the first move and then it goes around the table back to you and you can see you calls or folds

[eicosekim]

when you are playing in the same types of games over and over again.. you are bound to run into some of the same opponents.. i like to take advantage of the player notes tool... type in what they do on which hands and you can almost predict what they are gonna do!

[tovken88]

I think there is no magic KEY to win a tournament but play a tight game.

But I know what is the key to LOOSE DO ALL IN!

everytimes I loose in a tournament it's because I have gone ALL IN in a hand where a smaller raise should have been enough....

[antwil14]

always sit to the right its the best position