Dude is a stud beast
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Who said he sucks?
He doesn't suck
The "tell me how bad I suck thread" inspired the topic name, apparently sw was needed... 3 stud variant bracelets
The "tell me how bad I suck thread" inspired the topic name, apparently sw was needed... 3 stud variant bracelets
QUOTE (KingJames @ Friday, August 7th, 2009, 12:11 PM) 
He doesn't suck
The "tell me how bad I suck thread" inspired the topic name, apparently sw was needed... 3 stud variant bracelets
The "tell me how bad I suck thread" inspired the topic name, apparently sw was needed... 3 stud variant bracelets
I rule.
I like his thinking and the way he plays stud lol, my way
QUOTE (rcgs59 @ Wednesday, August 12th, 2009, 3:07 PM)
I like his thinking and the way he plays stud lol, my way
I need a detailed explanation of how you play stud.
wait for-
All suited connectors
lo cards to a straight
three of a kind
High pairs
99, 1010 with an ace
and play them hard and fast?
Spencahhhh,
Like everything in poker, it's situational. Starting hand requirements in any game are going to change based on positon, chip-stacks, action, table dynamics, who's winning/losing etc.
In stud, we have additional information based on the door-card. So "high pairs, (99)A/(TT)A" etc. are of course whatever...
Unless you are just leveling, in which case
"you only play premium cards, jacks or better split, nines or better wired and 3 to a high flush. Tight, but aggressive and I do mean aggressive. That's your style, professor."
Like everything in poker, it's situational. Starting hand requirements in any game are going to change based on positon, chip-stacks, action, table dynamics, who's winning/losing etc.
In stud, we have additional information based on the door-card. So "high pairs, (99)A/(TT)A" etc. are of course whatever...
Unless you are just leveling, in which case
"you only play premium cards, jacks or better split, nines or better wired and 3 to a high flush. Tight, but aggressive and I do mean aggressive. That's your style, professor."
QUOTE (KingJames @ Thursday, August 13th, 2009, 4:01 PM)
Spencahhhh,
Like everything in poker, it's situational. Starting hand requirements in any game are going to change based on positon, chip-stacks, action, table dynamics, who's winning/losing etc.
In stud, we have additional information based on the door-card. So "high pairs, (99)A/(TT)A" etc. are of course whatever...
Unless you are just leveling, in which case
"you only play premium cards, jacks or better split, nines or better wired and 3 to a high flush. Tight, but aggressive and I do mean aggressive. That's your style, professor."
Like everything in poker, it's situational. Starting hand requirements in any game are going to change based on positon, chip-stacks, action, table dynamics, who's winning/losing etc.
In stud, we have additional information based on the door-card. So "high pairs, (99)A/(TT)A" etc. are of course whatever...
Unless you are just leveling, in which case
"you only play premium cards, jacks or better split, nines or better wired and 3 to a high flush. Tight, but aggressive and I do mean aggressive. That's your style, professor."
exactly, you have to keep aware what has been on the board at all times, what cards had been up and folded. figure your math from there, the colors, the percentages of cards left in play. the possibilities. Each card, each street changes the game the dynamics and outcomes.
QUOTE (rcgs59 @ Saturday, August 15th, 2009, 3:08 PM)
exactly, you have to keep aware what has been on the board at all times, what cards had been up and folded. figure your math from there, the colors, the percentages of cards left in play. the possibilities. Each card, each street changes the game the dynamics and outcomes.
I can't believe it's true...
"I can count the colors good lol", ahhhhhhh such a dope i am
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