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You are making a very large mistake. You are describing games according to their limits. Many poker players do the same thing but you are setting yourself up to be confused and it is clear from this post that you have become confused.

Yes, the title of the book fosters this type of thinking but the title is intended to help sell books so there is some poetic license allowed. SSH applies to games where to many people see the flop and they go to far with their hands. The actual limit doesn't matter.

To come out and make a sweeping statement that SSH only applies to microlimits is just wrong and it shows that you are thinking incorrectly. Think about the game texture. How many people are seeing the flop? How many people are calling raises? How many people see the river?

I am going to make an assumption that english is not your primary lanquage and maybe this post didn't come out exactly like you wanted.