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 - Rule of 7 by GCA - The Rule of 7. A poker hand similar to the one I am writing about occurred in the Commerce
Casino at around the $300-$600 holdem game. Both players in the hand were
WCP. One was also a cheat and scammer. I was asked my opinion on the play of
this hand and...
- Seeking advice--short handed play, T. Perry - Probably of all the things I could give advice on that I have confidence in is short-handed limit holdem. That said, if it were three way and the other players were not used to short-handed play, I would raise every hand with an...
- Short handed : on big card vs. Suited connector, E. Reuter - In a short handed hold'em pot, which will win more money: one big card (A,K) with one offsuit middle card (6-9), or a medium-large suited connector (JTs, T9s)...
- Short handed Play, A. Jalib - In a heads-up pot, you do have to play your draws, and play them hard. You have two 1-pair draws that might be good, plus your draw, plus your
chance of winning the pot by bluffing your opponent out...
- Short-Handed Holdem Variance, M. Maurer - My intuition was the same as yours, ut then I analyzed the IRC poker database and found it to be wrong. Surprisingly, short-handed holdem is
less volatile than a full game...
- Short-handed and timid HE questions, G. Raymer - If players are calling a lot, you're right, never bluff. However, bet all of your good hands for value. If they're also checking a lot of their good hands, then great. You can just check along and take a free card when you don't have a pretty good hand yourself...
- Shorthanded strategies, A. Jalib - Short-handed tables tend to be heads up by the flop, and heads up play is a tremendously psychological game. Categorize your opponents and exploit their weaknesses, radically adjusting your play for the opponent...
- Shorthanded strategies, Ramsey - If you are going to takes your normal ring game strategy and apply it to
Head-to-Head (h2h) play then you will probably be most successful if you are naturally aggressive. One of the biggest difficulties in adapting to h2h is...
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