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| This is a discussion on Opening Stud Hands within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; I've been playing a ton of poker recently and have decided to expand into Stud Hi, and Stud Hi/Lo. I do very well at hold'em ... |
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21st November 2008, 4:06 AM
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| Opening Stud Hands I've been playing a ton of poker recently and have decided to expand into Stud Hi, and Stud Hi/Lo. I do very well at hold'em and omaha, but find the Stud to be a bit more interesting. My question is, who has a line on which hands are best to start with in Stud. I also would like to know if anyone has a rough guide to when to fold'em. I know in razz 2 or more bricks means fold'em. . .what should I look for before I throw away a hand. |
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21st November 2008, 4:26 AM
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| 7 stud I have always enjoyed playing 7 stud or 7 h/l which is a little more interesting. All depends on your fellow players, but unless I have something to work with such as a pair or strait or flush draw in the first 4 cards I will usually fold, but in h/l thats a little different. I do like the h/l better. Well gl at the tables |
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21st November 2008, 7:33 AM
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| re: Opening Stud Hands poker C9 Writes about 7 Card Stud: Starting Hands I wrote that a while back for stud high. And when to fold is just too general a question. The game isn't like Razz, where you need to improve to a 5 card low hand to win. I routinely start with just a big pair, and value bet just that big pair on every street without improving. |
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27th November 2008, 2:08 AM
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| Understanding stud is mearly math dude. Read what skalnsky has to say because he is brilliant. GEnerally in stud tournametns I play super tight. Never play just cuz you can or its cheap. Its also nice because you can calculate what the pot will look like because its limit. More MATH |
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