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02-18-2006, 03:25 PM
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8/b -Strategy Changes for the new limits
Scags is saying that the small $1 ante relative to the smaller bet at 10/20 requires playing fewer starting hands than usual. 15/30 has a $2 ante so you shouldn't play as tight. What about 20/40? 30/60? Should the different structures also affect your play on later streets?
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02-18-2006, 04:09 PM
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Re: 8/b -Strategy Changes for the new limits
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Scags is saying that the small $1 ante relative to the smaller bet at 10/20 requires playing fewer starting hands than usual. 15/30 has a $2 ante so you shouldn't play as tight. What about 20/40? 30/60? Should the different structures also affect your play on later streets? [/ QUOTE ] Here’s an interesting article. link
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02-18-2006, 05:34 PM
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Re: 8/b -Strategy Changes for the new limits
a very good article, thanks! one thing I was thinking about when reading is that ante stealing is such a bigger part of high stud than 8/b .. what this means is that in 10/20 the value is even less because of the large initial raise compared to the pot size. At 30/60, ante stealing is much more profitable, though it's still harder to steal at any form of 8/b as the bi usually has a low card which represents 1/3 of a playable hand.
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