Cash game

[hattirohanza]

I play mainly MTT and STT, I would like to play 6 max NL but I don't know where to start.

There is no literature on this matter and the info I found on-line is very scattered.
I mean concepts as light-preflop betting, min-raising the turn as a value bluff, etc. are of no use when you have to start from scratch.

Harrington was very useful, cause you gradually learn more about the game following a logic pattern, beginner-intermediate-endgame.

I know he has written 2 books on cash too but they only cover full ring.

[derringer007]

I play mainly MTT and STT, I would like to play 6 max NL but I don't know where to start.

There is no literature on this matter and the info I found on-line is very scattered.
I mean concepts as light-preflop betting, min-raising the turn as a value bluff, etc. are of no use when you have to start from scratch.

Harrington was very useful, cause you gradually learn more about the game following a logic pattern, beginner-intermediate-endgame.

I know he has written 2 books on cash too but they only cover full ring.

Go to "Ring Game" Thread forum towards the bottom of the page there are tons of posts to help you out.

[LyndaNova]

At 6 player tables one can play a bit looser than at 10 player tables.

For some reason, MTT games seem to take longer with 6 player tables.

[Tomturkey46]

I hate 6man tables, The Blinds come around tooooooo fast for me. And I allways have bad bad blinds.

The Turkey

[wixx]

I play TAG in ring games and prefer 10 seat tables (9 is max at some rooms) to maximize the number of hands I see for the money...as I am fold, fold, folding.

[OmahaOne]

I agree, 9 or 10 seated tables work better in ring games... Although in 6 handed you can get away with being a little more aggressive because it seems most people play tighter...

OmahaOne

[volnandes]

I dont't like cash.

Everything i Won in MTT i lost in cash...

So I give up.