| This is a discussion on Starting hands in relation to position within the online poker forums, in the Cash Games section; does anyone have a general chart/rule for good starting hands in relation to position? any help is appreciated... |
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| Starting hands in relation to position does anyone have a general chart/rule for good starting hands in relation to position? any help is appreciated |
| Play Texas Hold'em Online Poker | Starting hands in relation to position | |
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| Check out David Sklansky's book on low limit holdem ("Small Stakes Hold 'em" or something like that), I think it comes with the same type of chart you're looking at. And I doubt he'll sanction playing A-6 suited.... maybe limp from the SB into a big pot, but that's about the only time I can see playing it, and even then it is questionable. No disrespect to Tom McEvoy, but he's no expert when it comes to technical limit strategy - I think you'll be much better off reading Sklansky's book. |
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1.) AA 2.) KK 3.)QQ or AK suited Heck AQ is considered a trap hand, and it is a one gap A-6 can't even make a straight. You can only draw to the flush. if a 6 hits... your probably dead. if an A hits your probably out kicked... and dead. Bill |
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