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Could you elaborate on this? Maybe the group I play with just sets the limit too low, but it's almost to the point that bluffing is pointless, and you only win
by tmuir 12y ago
Could you elaborate on this? Maybe the group I play with just sets the limit too low, but it's almost to the point that bluffing is pointless, and you only win with good cards. We usually play well into the night, so 5 or 6 hours. On most nights, there are less than 3 hands that don't result in showing cards. What good is bluffing if the threat of losing isn't great enough to make people fold?
It's a nice social outlet, but I would definitely prefer no limit.
- thret 12y agoOh. Yes, low limit full ring games are quite different. If every hand comes to showdown you are all playing loose, and the correct strategy is indeed tight aggressive. The article and my comment are referring to a two player limit holdem game vs an opponent who does not make mistakes. So I presume this is equivalent to a high stakes match with two professionals.