http://andy_ward_uk.livejournal.com/ ([identity profile] andy-ward-uk.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] peterbirks 2005-06-14 09:12 pm (UTC)

"Let's take the principle that a winning strategy in short-handed Hold 'em is to raise 18% of the time, to see about 30% of flops and to win 40%-plus of the flops that you see."

I would be very careful about basing a whole strategy on that assumption ! It might be true, what do I know about triple draw, but surely that can't automatically apply across all games.

Andy.

PS Isn't 2-7 different because straights (and to a lesser extent flushes) kill your hand ?

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