craziest game ever

[mittman84]

I am playing in the wildest game I have ever seen. Capped 3-4 ways on EVERY street and it is 6 max. J3s just took down a 48 big bet pot after he capped it pre flop. How do I play in a game like this? Play tight pre flop? The avg pot is litteraly 20 big bets.

Play more suited connectors and be ready to fold the flop without a good draw. High-card hands go way down in value, since you'll probably need more than a pair to win.

[Peter Harris]

drop to your knees and thank jeebus

[MrWookie47]

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Play more suited connectors and be ready to fold the flop without a good draw. High-card hands go way down in value, since you'll probably need more than a pair to win.

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Suited connectors are terrible in this spot. You are investing way too much preflop. It kills your implied odds. You want to play hands with high preflop equity - high card hands, just like you advise against. You don't win as often, but you much more than your share, and you win really big when you do.

[LoaferGee12]

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Suited connectors are terrible in this spot. You are investing way too much preflop. It kills your implied odds.

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Agreed, same goes to low pairs.

[DCWildcat]

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drop to your knees and thank jeebus

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And get AA. And don't fold it.

[mittman84]

I did, but it didnt stand a chance v Q4o

I think your implied odds are great when it is capped on every street. Not as good as it would be if you could limp PF, but not bad. I meant throw out stuff like A2o or QTo, not AJs or whatever. Of course high hands are good.

You pay 2 BB PF to flop a set (7.5-to-1 against). You only need to win an additional 15 BB postflop to make small PPs worth it. With pots capped on every street, how is this not a good play?

[milesdyson]

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I did, but it didnt stand a chance v Q4o

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