Agree/Disagree?1. The only difference between full-ring and short-handed tables is the number of players
2. Not realising this is a roadblock to poker development
09-12-2007 05:18 AM
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FR v SH
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09-12-2007 10:37 AM
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#1 is obvious, but it doesnt take into account the numerous changes one has to make to compensate for the fewer number of players. | |
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09-12-2007 10:58 AM
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A lot of it has to do with what your opponents do, and they're adjusting to the amount of players too, so yeah, it's different. | |
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09-12-2007 05:55 PM
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Okay, so take the example where you are sitting on a stars $200NL FR table. There's a guy sitting out between SB and BTN waiting to post. | |
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09-13-2007 07:12 PM
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Preflop it's not massively different, postflop it is. |
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09-13-2007 11:12 PM
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enormously different | |
09-13-2007 11:29 PM
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09-14-2007 12:06 AM
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If you say SH is the same as FR then you might as well say Heads-up is the same as FR too. | |
09-14-2007 03:47 AM
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09-14-2007 04:16 AM
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09-14-2007 06:58 AM
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09-14-2007 07:05 AM
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Can we get some more in depth discussion on this subject, it's quite an interesting one. |
09-14-2007 08:11 AM
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What's this? A logical argument? How rare... | |
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09-14-2007 10:09 AM
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i think what you guys are kind of talking about is the fact that MOST fr players have ways/strategies "stuck in their heads." as do most 6max players. they play a "range" and dont play outside it. they use starting hand charts like handcuffs. | |
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