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Message: [QUOTE="Henry Minute, post: 2248761, member: 105606"] Sort of. :) I believe that your opening ranges etc... should stay the same as if all 6 players were there because the same number of cards will have been dealt, so I contend that you are not now supposed to win 1 in 3 hands you stay at 1 in 6 (I could well be wrong about this, I often am). If at a STT 6-max and three players have been knocked out then it becomes 1 in 3. How many times have you been at a table where a sit out is all in and ends up winning with the best hand? I see it a fair amount. When there are 10 players the odds of there being 2 of a particular card, Ace for example, having been dealt are fairly high. The fewer players there are the longer the odds of 2 Aces gets. the fact that some of those players are sitting out doesn't alter those odds. The problem, as always, is that you don't know who is holding the other A a sit out or a live player? That is the $64,000 question. [/QUOTE]