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Really turn on
afterburners when you get one of
monster starting hands. Pocket pairs AA through JJ are extremely strong in a game with few opponents. They are much more likely to hold up unimproved in 6-max. Also, because your opponents typically play looser and see more raises you'll get a lot of action at times.
Strong hands such as Ak, AQ, AJ, and KQ ( suited and unsuited ) need to be played strongly! Firstly, there's always
chance of winning
hand unopposed. Secondly, if you hit on
flop you likely be in
lead. And if you have position after
flop, your pre-flop raise opens up many deceptive options depending on
table's actions.
In this introductory segment we've taken a look at
differences of starting hand values versus a regular full ring game. In future articles we'll explore other areas such as post flop play, blind play, and bluffing.

Chip Westley is the webbloger at Home Run Pokerwww.homerunpoker.blogspot.com . Home Run Poker is a place for baseball fans that like to play poker to meet and arrange private online poker games.