One unique feature of Short Deck on the GG Network is the Flush Jackpot. The Flush Jackpot is won every time a player hits a flush or better using both their holecards. That means only a suited hand or a pocket pair (four of a kind) qualifies for it. You…
So this article is about why paying more rake is better! I’m joking. Please don’t hurt me. Or am I? At face value, all-in cash out is an additional way for PokerStars to generate extra rake from the variance averse players. If that’s all you use it for and you use it all the time without questioning why, that’s what will happen. However, I am here to…
This article will show you how to use Oranges 6Plus Calculator to study the game of 6+ Hold’em / Short Deck. It’s currently the best and most advanced equity tool for the game, and comes at a price of $50. If you are familiar with tools like Flopzilla and Pro…
GGPoker launched Short Deck / 6+ this month and it’s played a somewhat different from what you might have played on other poker rooms. A major change is that you can only buy-in for 50 antes. No more, no less. Playing 50a deep is very different strategically than 100a or more, so to help you all adapt, our coach has made a one hour video, where he explains how to play Short Deck on GGPoker.
This article walks you through the theory of bluffing and semi-bluffing in 6+ Hold’em.
The tips below are general guidelines for the game Six Plus Hold’em / Shortdeck to get you started.
Since Six Plus Hold’em is usually played in such a different format, beginners can often make the mistakes of using their opening sizes of a regular NLH game in 6+. A solid strategy for raise sizes isn’t too apparent. How big should you raise first-in or when 3-betting? When to…
Before you sit down to play, you should find out which rules and gameplay
When choosing the hands you play and how to play them, you need to pay attention to the changes of the relative hand strengths.
In Texas Hold’em you often run into the problem of still being a clear underdog even when holding a good draw on the flop. In Six Plus Hold’em, you are in a much better position with strong draws.
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