Resources for 3-4 handed play?

[ChicagoTroy]

We need to get Clark or somebody to put together a shorthanded book.

I was in a full $2-4 game that broke up except for the two fishiest players and me last night. While they were terrible enough that it was easy to beat up on them, once you start getting down to four-handed or fewer it seems like there are enough adjustments that need to be made that some studying is in order. Does anybody know of any resources or general guidelines for how adjustments are made as you get down to 5-handed through heads up?

[bugstud]

there are 2 buttons

Raise

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Raise

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Realistically, you need to bee aware once you get to 4 handed that: #1, your steals are going to get defended a lot more, especially w/ a fish. #2, that you're going to see the showdown with ace high and win a good % of the time. #3, that reads on betting patterns are possibly the most important pieces of information at your disposal. If you know he always/never bluffs, checkraises his monsters and only the monsters, etc. then you will be able to win a lot of money.