You like 6+ short deck hold'em.

[millya5]

Lately I like to play 6+ short deck......can't forget this hand.....live and learn forever.....

 

[Balou1982]

Hi millya5,

i played it that game several times with playmoney on ps, in my opinion it fits to bingo players and people who wants more action on table!
i tried out with minimum cash and i figured out that there are more all ins than in Nl holdem or Omaha games.

 

[Gallarado777]

Yes, sometimes I really like to play it for new users of this game or those who are just starting out there losing a flash in 6+ Hold'em so you need to remember this, all new players may make a mistake but mille5 is already experienced he already knows it:I CAN'T:

 

[theStarfish]

I haven't tried it yet, but I always wanted to. And yeah, you have to know that the hand ranking is a bit different than in regular holdem. Otherwise it could be costly.

 

[G0930]

Hi millya5,

i played it that game several times with playmoney on ps, in my opinion it fits to bingo players and people who wants more action on table!
i tried out with minimum cash and i figured out that there are more all ins than in Nl holdem or Omaha games.

Definetly attracts bingo players .
On pro level very enjoyable to watch though .
CashGame session in Madrid is great

 

[eduardo8269]

It definitely attracts bingo players. A lot of craziness ain't it

 

[valeski 28]

I have never played that format ,since I think I could lose some money playing those games .So risky!.I prefer NL Holdém

 

[finaltable1]

I don't like 6+. Remind me some other game

 

[hardongear]

Haven't tried it and judging from the opinions above plus the way I figure it will play it's just not my thing so likely won't bother.


Cheers!!!

 

[Recreationalplayer]

I don't like 6+. The equities run too close preflop.
Also too much action postflop. Doesn't suit my playing style.

 

[hamon08]

Lately I like to play 6+ short deck......can't forget this hand.....live and learn forever.....

I played this type of poker several times. I can say that it's a rather dispersed game and you also need to learn a lot to play and win consistently. But still, I prefer the usual no-limit hold'em)

 

[mcbeaker]

It has its own mathematics, but the basic approach to improving is no different from NL Holdem with 52 cards. Those who put time and energy into learning this variant will also be successful there. However, I myself am much too lazy to have to learn a new poker game after all these years in order to be competitive.

 

[Jimlad999]

Seen the short deck streams on twitch. Don't really like the short deck version of poker. So I tend to avoid playing it.