And I'd like to encourage players to not silently sit on their brains and do nothing when bad behavior takes place. It's possible Player1 has done this little trick before several times, and no one has turned her in. Badger, I'm curious about this. That all seems fairly tight. The California games have more players playing each flop, which means they play weaker cards on average, but they play more aggressively than the cupcakes I play online.
Good games come in all forms.
I've seen comments about the bigger Holdem games where people call them loose. Just for the Omaha, the play is atrocious. I can't think of adjectives negative enough to describe it. I literally break out laughing out loud at some of the idiotic plays. Way too loose games are wonderful, but these somewhat tighter, super-passive games are wonderful too.