dawsey
02-18-2010, 01:05 AM
if you havent played rush poker on fulltilt then you gota go check it out! heres the link, the video explains it all.
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so whats the best strategy for playing rush poker, i certainly find the games much tighter.
im finding playing tighter preflop certainly seems to work best for me. I cant say for sure becuz ive only played around 6000 hands on rush. I started playing how I would normally play but then decided to tighten up, as things weren't working out. Simply scrapping the preflop hands that get me into trouble and lose me money.
Now im not saying this is the right way 2 play but ive been folding preflop small and medium suited aces a2s – a9s also suited connectors from 67s all the way to 10 9s (never play suited connectors below that) from very late postion il raise to steal the blinds with these hands but from shitty position and with no money on the table, I jus move onto the nxt hand
ive been folding qjo, k10o, kjo and sometimes ajo. Cuz every1 knows theyre the hands that can get pretty tricky.
Ive considered maybe, jus maybe folding the above hands suited. Sounds crazy I agree n I wont try that 1 yet but, the odds of actually flopping a flush are 1 in 118 and the odds of flopping a flush draw is 1 in 10.9, il keep playing those hands though for now and see how it goes.
Best thing about playing this tight is that no one will notice and only u know what cards your folding. Play that tight at a normal nl holdem table just wouldn't work, every1 would see you're a "rock" and u aint guna get any action.
would be cool to hear from anyone who has decided to go the other way and take advantage of the tighter games.
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so whats the best strategy for playing rush poker, i certainly find the games much tighter.
im finding playing tighter preflop certainly seems to work best for me. I cant say for sure becuz ive only played around 6000 hands on rush. I started playing how I would normally play but then decided to tighten up, as things weren't working out. Simply scrapping the preflop hands that get me into trouble and lose me money.
Now im not saying this is the right way 2 play but ive been folding preflop small and medium suited aces a2s – a9s also suited connectors from 67s all the way to 10 9s (never play suited connectors below that) from very late postion il raise to steal the blinds with these hands but from shitty position and with no money on the table, I jus move onto the nxt hand
ive been folding qjo, k10o, kjo and sometimes ajo. Cuz every1 knows theyre the hands that can get pretty tricky.
Ive considered maybe, jus maybe folding the above hands suited. Sounds crazy I agree n I wont try that 1 yet but, the odds of actually flopping a flush are 1 in 118 and the odds of flopping a flush draw is 1 in 10.9, il keep playing those hands though for now and see how it goes.
Best thing about playing this tight is that no one will notice and only u know what cards your folding. Play that tight at a normal nl holdem table just wouldn't work, every1 would see you're a "rock" and u aint guna get any action.
would be cool to hear from anyone who has decided to go the other way and take advantage of the tighter games.
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