Spread limits for Hold'em

[McNeese72]

Okay, I'll re-ask the question here since nobody really answered it in the beginner's forum. I notice that a few casinos have tables with spread limits. I only play online so I haven't been exposed to spread limits. How would a $1-3 spread limit work on each betting round? How would the spread limits affect your betting strategy?

Thanks for any replies.

[junkmail3]

$1-3 spread.

Preflop: Bet $1 $2 or $3, Raises are $1 $2 or $3 (must at least match the original bet with a maximum $3 raise)

Flop: Bet $1 $2 or $3, Raises are $1 $2 or $3 (must at least match the original bet with a maximum $3 raise)

Turn: Bet $1 $2 or $3, Raises are $1 $2 or $3 (must at least match the original bet with a maximum $3 raise)

River: Bet $1 $2 or $3, Raises are $1 $2 or $3 (must at least match the original bet with a maximum $3 raise)

Example:
Player A bets $2. Player B raises the min ($2) to $4. Player C raises the max ($3) to $7. Player D can raise $3, call or fold.

Simple strategy:
You can play more hands cheap or unraised (connectors, suited), and extract a lot of money by betting/raising the max when you hit a hand.

Strategy #2:
Search function: "Spread Limit"