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AZK
11-12-2004, 02:56 PM
Hey all,

I host a regular college small stakes home game, which is decent when it gets a few maniacs every once in a while, but is dry most of the time. Being broke college students, who have only been taught things in this world from reading, most players have read a few books and play on the tighter side. This doesn't make them phenomenal players, they can be outplayed postflop, but this does result in pots contested heads up, or 3 way most of the time. I would like to encourage action, i.e. 6 people seeing a flop, or 3-4 in a raised pot etc. Currently it's .5/1 w/100 buyin. I'm wrestingly with a few different ideas, let me know what you think will work best.

.5/1 with a kill
.25/.25/.5 just 3 blinds
or game structures I've only read about on 2+2 from cali games, i.e.

.5/.5, $1 to open
.25/.25/.5, $1 to open, pot can be killed from anywhere.

Let me know what you all think, thanks.

schwza
11-12-2004, 03:20 PM
more booze.

Ben
11-12-2004, 04:03 PM
Beautiful.

AZK
11-12-2004, 05:50 PM
Normally that would be an option, but you get a bunch of tighties that don't want to drink while they play because it affects them, i'm normally the only one slamming back a six with maybe 1 or 2 other lags....thoughts on the blind structures?