Joe Tall
6688 posts
Joined 11/2006
Correct me if I am wrong but you really learn to read hands and situations once you start playing HU.
This is completely false. In fact, it's 100% opposite in most cases. Without foundations of ring game play, limiting ranges, and multiway pots, HU hand reading would be extremely difficult to learn.
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insyder19
106 posts
Joined 08/2007
Ahh ok.
I started out playing 6max and play HU mainly for 2 months now and it really helped a lot for my 6max game.
I feel much more comfortable now when I play 6max because I understand and read other people hands much better.
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lirarmange
90 posts
Joined 04/2008
TimDawg
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holdthefire
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TheSjaak
23 posts
Joined 05/2008
Can't help but have a question for you krantz, hope I get lucky and get a reply.
On the 77 hand 27:00 or so, you say you're protecting your hand and getting value from the hands that you're protecting from. But then you say your line looks superstrong, so I wonder does this adds up. If your line looks so strong, worse hands won't call you right? Certainly can't see him calling a near pot sized bet with a bare ace of clubs. So is it for the most part just about protecting your hand against his very wide range then?
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theRabidDoG
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Joined 01/2008