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[QUOTE="ChuckTs, post: 406651, member: 467"] First off, read the articles posted by Tim :) They'll help The most important thing in OH8 is your preflop hand selection. The great thing about the game is that a tight hand selection alone is enough to give you a profit. Play reeeeeally tight; what you're looking for in a hand is #1, an ace, and #2 basically something that will have lots of potential for winning both the high, and the low side of the pot (like AA23, A24K, A234 etc etc - all double suited). It's not a bad idea to play high only hands (AKQJ AAKK etc) but since you're only going to be playing for half the pot, only play in multiway unraised pots, and from late position. Try never to play hands with 7,8,or 9 in them; basically they're the cards you don't want to see in your hand. (cue Jamile/Ossmann with better OH8 advice ;)) [/QUOTE]
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