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[QUOTE="F Paulsson, post: 351567, member: 6979"] Some specific questions regarding short-handed (limit) play: Pre-flop: How do you adjust your starting hand requirements? Not everyone uses Sklansky's list, but most people have an idea of how suited connectors perform better at a full table then when you're heads-up. But how radically do you change your priorities in a 6-man table compared to a 10-man table? Does the list just change its contents for you, or do you also loosen up the requirements altogether? Do you play more aggressively pre-flop short-handed than at a full table? Flop: How do you reason when you have overcards and are first to speak? How about on the button when no one's bet? Is your decision whether to slowplay a monster affected by the table size? How about semibluffing draws? Do you see any reasons to play the turn or the river differently? /F [/QUOTE]
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