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8b starting hand question
are hands like KQJ playable in 8b? what if 2 or more are suited? do they work better against mulitple opponents or heads up?.
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Re: 8b starting hand question
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are hands like KQJ playable in 8b? [/ QUOTE ] If your straight cards are live, and you can get in cheaply, *and* the game is loose, then... maybe. However, as a beginning player, you would probably benefit most by learning to discard these. [ QUOTE ] what if 2 or more are suited? do they work better against mulitple opponents or heads up?. [/ QUOTE ] You need a number of loose oppents to make them profitable. A live two-flush makes these (bad) hands slightly more playable. |
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Re: 8b starting hand question
These hands are generally not playable. High pairs are not even really that strong, & are overated by most players, imo. But these hands that you asked about are better short-handed, & you might come in for the bring-in in last position.Just be aware that your hand is a dog.
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Re: 8b starting hand question
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are hands like KQJ playable in 8b? what if 2 or more are suited? do they work better against mulitple opponents or heads up?. thanks [/ QUOTE ] I might play them if they're suited and that suit is pretty live. Otherwise I get rid of it. |
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Re: 8b starting hand question
Oh yeah, good point. This is a good hand to steal antes with. (If you're reading this and playing below 3/6, ignore this post.)
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Re: 8b starting hand question
Get Ray Zee's book
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