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Old 06-24-2008, 09:31 PM     Post subject: 1-2 Pot Limit Hold'em 60$ Max Bet #1 (permalink)  
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A brand new card club, Running Aces, is opening next week only 15 minutes from where I live. They are going to run a pot limit 1-2 blinds with a 60 dollar max bet because the Minnesota law only allows a maximum bet of 60 dollars. I am trying to figure out a good strategy to play this game. I have a feeling this is going to be a very juicy game, and am going to be inclined to play it. My main game is usually 2-10 to 4-20 spread since my buddies that go to the casino refuse to play limit so canterbury is out of the question. I cannot find any strategy advice for the spread games either. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Old 06-25-2008, 04:27 AM #2 (permalink)  
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Is 60 dollars the max any one player can put in the pot for the entire hand or the maximum bet a player can make per street? Can you bet $60 and I raise it to $120? If 60 bucks is the most any player can put in on any hand then obviously you want to play hands that can give you top pair and throw away small-medium pairs and sc's.
Otherwise I think it plays pretty similar to NL. You just have to adjust your implied odds.
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60 dollars is the maximum bet a player can make per street, if the pot is at least that big. If I bet 60 you raise to 120 I can make it 180 to go, up to 240 I believe unless it's going to be a 5 bet cap. I heard they might have a 200 max buy in, which doesn't make much sense to me. So with 2 dollar blinds and the potential of a 500 dollar pot would you suggest a looser starting hand requirement, then play my draws accordingly ? Because with 2-10 and 4-20 I tighten up dramatically as it is often I would have to call 60 cold with hands such as AKo, which I've gotten used to folding in certain situations.
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