Re: Different versions of Sklansky Hand Groups for limit and no limit?
Thanks for the answers, but maybe my question wasn't specific enough:
Hold 'Em Poker from Sklansky solely addressed limit hold 'em. The assumptions he makes before listing the hand groups imply, that there is an according list for no limit hold 'em. However, I did not find another version of that list on the internet and even in Phil Gordon's "Poker: The Real Deal", that clearly only covers no limit, the printed list is exactly the same.
So, what are the hands that would have to be moved into another group if the game switches from limit to no limit?
Otherwise, why would Sklanksy make such a statement if both lists were identically?
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