[dibbs]

Just found a link to his blog and it had some notes about Stud8 that I found interesting, mainly when he said:

"My strategy on third street is a little different than the others, as I like to jam the pot early even when I may be pushing very small edges. As far as I'm concerned, Hi Lo games are all about pushing small edges and I like to punish those opponents that are in there with inferior hands."

This seems wrong to me as even the most beautiful of starters can double brick quick pretty easy and making a big pot makes you have to chase, but I am far from an expert.

Anyone here apply this strategy? Maybe it has a better place in bigger games.

Just curious to see if anyone has any thoughts on the matter.