Mattnxtc
Sunday, July 10th, 2005, 10:09 AM
QUOTE (stonecrow)
QUOTE (idiotbocs)
you're going to run into better hands at the 6-max tables, too.
all poker is about is making correct decisions. Short-handed, you are forced to make more decisions per hour.
yea, i meant statistically though less likely to run into better hands.
I dont want to of course use the word bluff, but statistically you should be playing more aggressively 6 handed as opposed(sp?) to 9-handed.
it is true that its not easy enough to put somebody on a big hand..but that isnt always a great thing...makes callin with marginal hands harder
say you have k6 and flop a king and another guy bets at you? 9 and 10 handed its easier to think that ur most likely beat....6 handed though u have to start wondering if hes betting with middle pair or did he catch the king also with a higher kicker or is he bluffing...while u can play looser they too also play looser