ich finde mein play auf FL ziemlich leaky weil mir vorkommt, dass gewisse blätter an value verlieren. Obv. kann ich aber den nagel nicht auf den kopf treffen. Wie seht ihr es mit hand ranges? Was spielt man eher, was eher nicht im vergleich zu NL.
grad über was gestolpert... was denkt ihr darüber?
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dabest247:
"When playing games with an average of 6 to 7 people in every pot, playing draws becomes a huge part of the game. These multi-way pots will often contain 20 to 25 bets by the river card. If you consider the math side of poker important, you will realize that in huge pots playing for a gut shot or a two outer can be mathematically correct.
Fortunately or unfortunately, the drawing hand is usually the most commonly misplayed hand in all of poker. In typical low-limit multi-way pots there will be multiple draws and often two or three people with the same draw. Therefore, you should stay away from non-nut draws in these situations. Suited connectors (as a flush draw) are usually way overvalued in multi-way pots, and I will sometimes fold my suited connectors even if I make the flush.
The third point is an often overlooked factor of Texas Hold’em. The average showdown winner will be two pair or better, and this is especially true in low limit Hold’em. When you play low-limit poker, with its constant multi-way action, unimproved hands like aces, kings, and queens go way down in value. Aces are actually an underdog to win a four-way pot, and become a huge underdog in a six- to seven-way pot.
I’ve seen some old time poker players actually throw pocket aces away preflop after six people called an under the gun raise, and every time they made a great fold saving themselves at least four to five big bets."
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Multiway Pots und Preflop Hand Values
