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Old 02-05-2005, 09:35 PM     Post subject: Short handed - Strategy change as player numbers change #1 (permalink)  

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When playing at a standard 6 player table, as with any game players leave and join, quiet often the table will carry on playing with 5 or 4 players,

Do good players actively adjust there play to this lower number of players, particularly pre flop where hands like Ax surely become more profitable in the OC or button, whereas a tight player may fold these if 6 players at the table.


Also, say Im first in with a raise on the button with A7 on a 4 player table, is that in the long term likelt to be the same profitability (or should I be saying EV) as if I did the same play in a 6 player game, 1st in on the button.
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against 4 random hands AA will win 50% of the time by the showdown.

against 1 player, AA will win 83% of the time.

any player that fails to adjust for the number of players isn't maximizing their profits.
 
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Where do u get all these kinds of stats?
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Where do u get all these kinds of stats?
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