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Hi all,been playing 1/2 for a little while now, on a full table. Ive been doing ok. Now, since those 6 max tables seem so damn juicy, i want to give them a try. I will start at 0,50/1. However, ive read SSHE and there is not a chapter on shorthanded low limit. Ofcourse im not completely stupid, and ive read a little about shorthanded low limit, but I would like to know if any of you got some good advice for me. Ive observed these tables and it seems to me like alot of bluffing is going on. So my questions are the following:a) Which criteria do you use for defending your big blind?B) What are your raising criteria in each position?c) Which hands do you limp?d) How do you deal with the bluffing? (ok ok its poker ofcourse, but its a whole different then a full table)Ok, i know that is alot to answer, but i will be very happy if you answer them :club:

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Hi all,been playing 1/2 for a little while now, on a full table. Ive been doing ok. Now, since those 6 max tables seem so damn juicy, i want to give them a try. I will start at 0,50/1. However, ive read SSHE and there is not a chapter on shorthanded low limit. Ofcourse im not completely stupid, and ive read a little about shorthanded low limit, but I would like to know if any of you got some good advice for me. Ive observed these tables and it seems to me like alot of bluffing is going on. So my questions are the following:a) Which criteria do you use for defending your big blind?B) What are your raising criteria in each position?c) Which hands do you limp?d) How do you deal with the bluffing? (ok ok its poker ofcourse, but its a whole different then a full table)Ok, i know that is alot to answer, but i will be very happy if you answer them :club:
Actuary,I have same questions. Possibly send me a PM re: the same. Thanks in advance.
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