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12-28-04, 02:13 PM
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With short handed tables you have to open up your hand requirements a bit more. It's probably best to try to find the player that will end up paying you off. Sit back for the first two three rounds and find a player or two you know you can outplay on your table. When you enter a pot try to be a bit more aggressive than normal depending on the flop. In any case, you still need a bit of lady luck on the side to help you.
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