[DanielM]

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*A four-flush or four-straight on the board is dangerous.
*In Burlesque8, fewer low hands are made, so more scooping. A strong starting high hand has more value.


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The first sentence above- duhhh. (sorry, had to be done) How is that different than regular hold'em?

Second sentence- with 3 cards, why do you believe FEWER lows are made in Burl/8? How can a high hand have MORE equity with extra cards, in a hi/lo game?

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Thanks for the post, I was hoping to get feedback from experienced players regarding this game. I don’t pretend to be anything but an amateur poker player who likes to invent new things.

The four-flush remark was meant as a comparison to 4 card Omaha. Granted, still not a profound statement.

I can’t defend the Burlesque8 remark. I was thinking that you have 8 cards to make a low (vs 9 cards in Omaha8, of coarse you only get 7 cards to make your low in Stud Hi-Lo)

Just trying to get threads going regarding how players will modify their game to adapt to the twists in I added in Burlesque.