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smd173
Cardschat Elite
Silver Level
Hey Adam,
I played in the Stud H/L event at the wsop this year, where I finished 448th out of 788. It was alot different playing the game in person than online (where I mostly learned to play it).
Online the competition isn't as stiff, so I like to try and get 3 or 4 people in a hand and play for the Lo and also try to Scoop (win the Hi and Lo). As for starting hands, it really depends on the cards that your opponents have that you can see. For instance, if you have 3 diamonds but there are 3 other diamonds that you can see, you need 2 of the remaining 7 diamonds in the deck to make your flush. If you have a pair of Queens and you see another Queen is gone, there is only one left so you'll probably have to throw the pair away.
Alot of your decisions are situational and the more you play the game the more you'll pick up on what to do and when. I'd suggest finding a site that has some Stud H/L freerolls or low limit buyins. pokerstars has a freeroll on Saturdays at Noon Eastern. Bugsys Club has a $1 tourney every night at 11:15 PM Eastern.
Good luck learning the game, it's alot of fun to play.
I played in the Stud H/L event at the wsop this year, where I finished 448th out of 788. It was alot different playing the game in person than online (where I mostly learned to play it).
Online the competition isn't as stiff, so I like to try and get 3 or 4 people in a hand and play for the Lo and also try to Scoop (win the Hi and Lo). As for starting hands, it really depends on the cards that your opponents have that you can see. For instance, if you have 3 diamonds but there are 3 other diamonds that you can see, you need 2 of the remaining 7 diamonds in the deck to make your flush. If you have a pair of Queens and you see another Queen is gone, there is only one left so you'll probably have to throw the pair away.
Alot of your decisions are situational and the more you play the game the more you'll pick up on what to do and when. I'd suggest finding a site that has some Stud H/L freerolls or low limit buyins. pokerstars has a freeroll on Saturdays at Noon Eastern. Bugsys Club has a $1 tourney every night at 11:15 PM Eastern.
Good luck learning the game, it's alot of fun to play.
nateofdeath
Legend
Silver Level
this thread might be of some help. best i could do.
https://www.cardschat.com/showthread.php?t=70720
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t1riel
Legend
Silver Level
You always need to play for both High and Low. The best starting hands are the ones that could possibly get you the Wheel (A,2,3,4,5), the best hand. Some other good hands are 5,6,7 4,5,6 and 8,7,6. If you are sure you have the high locked but have no chance for the low. Bet as much as you can so you can bouild up the pot for higher profit when the pot is spilt (porviding someone does have the low).
LetsGetItOn
Rock Star
Silver Level
It actually depends on the players. In most games online (even in the $15/$30 game i used to play at party) way too many people see 4th street. Avoid playing Flush draws and pairs altogether (unless it's just you and the bringin or something like that). Only play aces with a baby card, and play 3 to a low that can make a straight in some way 2,4,6, 3,4,7 a,2,5 6,7,8. Complete/Call (Don't 3 bet in most cases unless your 3 low are all suited). Any 3 to a low with a 6 or lower as the high card you should complete with at any time, others only do it when there are higher cards than that on the board. 4th Street is EVERYTHING, if you miss it completely (i.e. 456, Jack) get out of the hand. I basically used this strategy and killed the $1/2-$5/10 games at party.
