The Shorthand PDF

[lautzutao]

There was a link I posted of it earlier, but being a yousendit upload it'll be limited in downloads. This will be a bit more permanent.
The Shorthanded PDF

I suggest anyone that plays 6max that hasn't read this take the time to do so. It contains a lot of information, including:

1. A starting hand chart
2. Overcard Play against loose opponents
3. Several posts by players much better than you discussing various hands [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]. Contains the legendary Guido posts.
4. Lots lots more.

I do not take credit for putting this together. If I could remember who I'd post their name...damn my crappy memory[img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] If someone could reply as to who did It would be great, I'd like to give the man some props.

I apologize if the download is kinda slow, it's a free upload service...

[Bubbles]

This is great! Thanks a bunch!

[Adam D]

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This is great! Thanks a bunch!

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[poopeyhed2]

I've posted a link in shorthanded manual with a link to download here from my university's website which will be slightly faster than the free file service sites.

[Guruman]

theres no excuse for this not to be linked to in the sticky somewhere.

[lautzutao]

You are the man.

[Solid_p]

This might be interesting. Some of the advice should be taken with a grain of salt though. I found some really weak tight advice and incorrect advices like "-bluff if the chance they will fold is greater than 50%". But there's definitely some good stuff in there.

[lautzutao]

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[Thorv]

The free download site took a while to load. Wow, tons of information. Hopefully it's all quality stuff, cause it's definitely gonna take some time to read.

[tminus]

thanks man, very kind