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It's good to know how to beat a game like that. (Foxwoods $1-2 isn't all that different.) Moreover, they adopted a new rule: QQ is allowed to flop a set now.

Earlier post, about limit:
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In No Fold'em games you can't protect your hand, you can't raise for the free card,

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The free card raise actually works suprisingly well in low stakes. Loose players who'll see a flop with junk won't necessarily three-bet the flop or bet into the flop raiser on the turn, which are the two ways to thwart the free card.

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you can't bluff, you can't win with anything less than top pair

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Those are both generally true, with the occasional exception.

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and last but not least, it is impossible to put your opponents on a hand.

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You certainly can read hands, but you need to consider a much broader range. Also there's no point in attempting Level 2 thinking if they're at Level 0!

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Technically your only weapon is to show down the best hand and we all know that's it not easy to make the absolute nuts in Hold'em.

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This isn't Omaha. You only have to show down the best hand at the table, not the nut hand. Certainly in multiway pots it will take a stronger hand to win on average, a point that both Jones and Miller et al make in their books. So speculative hands that can hit big are much more valuable.

When you win, you will win a much bigger pot.