Agree with everything Kouman said. Especially, to laugh at the bad beats and smile at the crazily played hands. In games like these there is a huge social aspect and you can’t really just sit and nit it up and expect to get invited back. And I don’t even think nitting it up is the best way to exploit it either.  I think you want to promote the loose crazy play, but just be bit smarter about how you go about getting involved in a hand, and when you are in one. Games like these also run on a lot of emotion, so use this opportunity to work on your live tells, because they can be crazy obvious in these games. But it’s true, you’ll never win if you just play the limp-flop bingo game.

I always remember one of Ed Miller’s best lines (I forget which book) : ” Nobody is any better than anybody else at flopping hands.” 

Be tighter, be looser, be the turn boss, value king, whatever, be SOMETHING, but don’t just try to hit hands. it’s a losing strategy. If that’s the way these guys are playing, then there is money to be made. Devise your strategy and execute. 

And have fun! Those games can be a blast, and a gold mine!