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本帖最后由 KasonLee 于 2012-1-8 18:06 编辑
呵呵,没有翻译,大家将就着看吧,觉得说得对于1/2, 2/5 NL 还是比较适用的
You have to be comfortable adjusting your opening raises to whatever the table dictates. If you want a few callers, bet whatever amount will get you a few callers. If you want to play heads up, go ahead and open for $25, if that's what it takes.
You have to remember that 10bb per hour is all you need to crush any game. In this game, you can wait for three hours to play a hand, shove, double up, and be making 60+ bb per hour.
Some rules to live by in games like this:
You are going to want to play perfect by-the-book starting hands in this game.
Only play your drawing hands from around back, with multiple callers.
Don't chase anything other than a monster draw (OESD is not a hand to go nuts with here, because you have zero FE, and will often be drawing to an inferior straight against a flush draw.)
Never pay to see another card with two overcards when you miss the flop, not even AK.
In these games, you never have as many outs as you think you do. Play nut drawing hands only, preferably with extra over card outs.
If there are two cards to a suit out there, fold your straight draws and wait for a better spot.
If someone has open raised, and you have AK/JJ+, just shove, against all but the nittiest players.
This is NOT a table to set mine with small pairs or "change things up" from early position.
Don't feel like you can play rag hands like Q3 suited just because you're gonna get pot odds. That is how a game like this gets expensive really quick.
If a scare card comes on the river, and someone bets big into you (3/4 pot or more), fold your medium strength hands more often than not.
You should not be playing more than 20% of your hands, at most.
Increase the size of your bets on ALL streets. If you usually bet 2/3 pot, bet the pot, or even overbet the pot a little bit.
Don't slowpay anything less than a flopped boat. Bet your sets, bet your two pair hands, bet your flopped straights and flushes.
You can choose to exercise pot control with TPTK if you are OOP and in a multiway pot. Check/call and checkraise-shove with TPTK is fine on dry boards. For example, if you raised with AK UTG, get 5 callers, and the flop comes KT6 rainbow, that's a great spot to check/shove.
DON'T MAKE HERO CALLS IN THIS GAME. Just because you know a player sucks doesn't mean he doesn't know how to bet the nuts.
The most important thing to remember in this game is that your edge comes from playing better starting hands than your opponents. Do NOT give up this edge no matter how bored or frustrated you get.
The second most important thing in this game is to keep a lot of reds and greens in your pocket, and top up every chance you get. Never start a hand with less than 100bb.
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