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Stud8 - Shorthanded play
At the last table I was at, there was a span where there were only 5 players in the hand (there were some empty seats and a player sitting out). Are there any good general adjustments to make when the table is short-handed?
I would guess things like "high hands go up in value" because lows come in less frequently (because there are fewer lows to begin with). In general, I would think that you should be a little looser and a little more aggressively. But it seems that the adjustment to stud is different than in Hold'em because there is proportionally less dead money in the pot, so that the bring-in becomes a "larger" bet. So there's less value to becoming a LAG in stud compared to hold'em. |
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