Check out our brand new Local Poker Communities! Get updates and interact with poker players in your area.
Visit the United States Poker Community | Visit the California Poker Community | Read more about the Launch of P5s Local

Hardest form of NL Hold'em Cash games

Reply to Thread
  1. chitrchatr09 chitrchatr09 is offline

    Wenatchee, WA
    United States

    Posts: 232
    Joined: Jan 06

    Sep 21st, 2007 (9/21/2007 7:25pm)

    In your opinion, which form of NL Hold'em is the most difficult and why?

    Full Ring?
    6-Max?
    Heads up?

    I am talking about strictly cash games.
  2. SQQTED SQQTED is offline

    Woodbridge, VA
    United States

    Posts: 479
    Joined: May 06

    Sep 21st, 2007 (9/21/2007 7:29pm) in reply to chitrchatr09

    It will be different for everyone based on which your best at.

    - Some can dominate heads up, but struggle at a full ring.
    - I feel more comfortable in a full ring, but find heads up hard.

    You might have to rephrase your question?

    In each variation the emphasis is on a different skillset. I will say that putting someone on a hand gets more difficult from full ring to heads up.
  3. chitrchatr09 chitrchatr09 is offline

    Wenatchee, WA
    United States

    Posts: 232
    Joined: Jan 06

    Sep 21st, 2007 (9/21/2007 7:34pm) in reply to SQQTED

    Yes, you are somewhat right My question still applies. I am looking for different viewpoints.

    But, different forms have different variance levels, metagame, amount of bad beats, etc. So, we may see a trend based on that.
    Thread Starter
  4. royalfan royalfan is offline

    United States

    Posts: 93
    Joined: Mar 07

    Sep 21st, 2007 (9/21/2007 7:37pm) in reply to chitrchatr09

    easily headsup
  5. msuper73 msuper73 is offline

    United States

    Posts: 743
    Joined: Oct 06

    Sep 21st, 2007 (9/21/2007 7:40pm) in reply to chitrchatr09

    I think heads up is the most difficult, then 6-max, then full ring is easiest. Strategy becomes more complex and play becomes less straight forward with fewer players I believe. Beats you take are about the same I believe in terms of what should be a good hand at each level.
Reply to Thread

Similar Threads