If you wanted to lower skill as much as possible....

If you lets say had $50 in your account, and you were a losing player, what game and stakes would you buy into and why to make it the most luck and why?

NL Omaha, push every hand pre

What site offers that?

oh wow they offer NL Omaha Hi lo.... ghey!

can I change my answer?

omaha will win the poll.

but i would play limit. and cheap. it would take forever to lose my money because of all the "luck-heaters" i would catch as i fall.

I would definitely play NL with a very short stack. This would limit your actions to all in preflop or on the flop which is about as easy as it gets. In fact it would make a bunch of big loosers to pretty marginal or even break even players.

NL 2-7 Triple draw

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Originally Posted by bigspenda73

NL 2-7 Triple draw

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Wow havn't played NL triple draw. You can be a winning player at LIMIT triple draw knowing only 5 things.... Now thats tempting if you're losing at Holdem.

NL Razz has got to be fun. Never seen anywhere that plays it though.

thought for awhile and i figure if you suck,

take that $50 and put it on 00 on a roulette wheel.

Originally Posted by flotu

I would definitely play NL with a very short stack. This would limit your actions to all in preflop or on the flop which is about as easy as it gets. In fact it would make a bunch of big loosers to pretty marginal or even break even players.

I read a strategy that is profitable at micro stakes using this tactic.

Basically buying in with approx 20bbs and limping then reraising with AA, KK, QQ, AK, AQs suited only and in a limped pot check fold if you miss the flop and push if you hit it (unless the board was single suited).

This was claimed to be very effective. I tried it a couple of times and it worked, but was just very boring. But it may work to grind out a bit of profit when desperate.

The article I think was buy Alex Scott called Short Stack Strategy in an issue of Inside Poker. Can't remember where I read it right now though.