9player question

#1 10th December 2008, 8:38 PM

what starting hands should i play at a table with 9 players?

assume everyone has the same amount of chips, and i dont know anything about the people im playing against

#2 10th December 2008, 8:52 PM

Rather than to make a long post, here's a link to ChuckT's 10K .

It has all the info and much more to answer your questions, written by a guy that realy knows his stuff.

#3 10th December 2008, 8:53 PM

depends on position, in early position, on premium hands like AA, AK, AQ, KK, QQ, KQ, should be played.
In later position, you can open it it alittle bit.

#4 10th December 2008, 8:54 PM

Buy-in? Turbo? MTT/SNG? Need some info. Generally, as a beginner on low stake SNG's I'd say that you may play something like J-10+, K-J+, A-10+, 2-2+. However, the most important thing to start with as a new player is to raise the hands you want to play and not call. Limping usually makes you end up playing way too many hands, paying you off poorly when you hit and wasting chips when you don't.

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