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6 Plus Hold’em Poker Strategy – How To Crush on William Hill: Part 1/4

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Part 1/4 on how to crush the 6 plus hold’em games over on William Hill Poker. In this game half of the deck has been removed to create more action. Known as the favorite game of Ivey and Durrrr it is the perfect leap from NLHE without having to head to the PLO tables!

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10 thoughts on “6 Plus Hold’em Poker Strategy – How To Crush on William Hill: Part 1/4”

  1. Hi guys,

    The hand rankings for 6 Plus vary from NLHE as follows…

    High card
    One pair
    Two pair
    Straight
    Three of a kind
    Full house
    Flush
    Four of a kind
    Straight flush
    Royal flush

    Therefor he did not fold the nuts in this instance and vs 4 opponents although tight as he admits, he could quite easily be behind already or get himself into trouble by showdown with the flush draw out.

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  2. New variant, soft games, 4 limps every pot, nobody knows what they are doing, plus it looks like a fun variant.
    I'm in

  5. You miss that straight top left table @ 3:25. A-9. Checked back river and everything. I can't wait to start playing this variant

  6. I don't agree with him that A suited handed are really strong because they're drawing to the nuts… because the vast majority of the time you don't hit a flush… flushes are MUCH harder to make, that is why they're stronger than houses in this variation.

  7. And not opening ace-king from middle position is ridiculous, even in 6 plus, this guy doesn't have a clue. 13:15 'there is a chance this hand isn't open' – wtf does that mean. guy.

  8. Then after that he folds a house on the board for 23p more because hes 'giving credit for quads' – okay, that's enough of this.

  9. This guy is so concerned about 'over-playing' hands like straights he's completely UNDER playing. And making himself extremely exploitable. Do not listen to this guys advice.

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