Sheerah Posted Tuesday at 06:19 PM #1 Posted Tuesday at 06:19 PM Give me a few hints on your favorites ones
ashssa53 Posted 20 hours ago #2 Posted 20 hours ago I fw 6+ Hold'em heavy rn, action's always wild and you get paid way more often lol
gauzexen Posted 18 hours ago #3 Posted 18 hours ago 6+ Hold'em been hitting different lately fr, that short deck action got me feeling like a degen but the wins are sweeter lol.
xorus868 Posted 17 hours ago #4 Posted 17 hours ago 6+ is solid for nonstop action but I gotta go with PLO, the swings are insane but hitting that nut flush draw with a wrap feels unreal
vaelxen Posted 17 hours ago #5 Posted 17 hours ago Texas Hold'em is still my go-to tbh, nothing beats the simplicity and reading people on the flop
vyxxen Posted 17 hours ago #6 Posted 17 hours ago PLO is where it's at, four cards just opens up so many creative lines you don't get in hold'em.
Winexen6 Posted 17 hours ago #7 Posted 17 hours ago 6+ Hold'em is crazy fun, the shorter deck really changes how you gotta play and makes every hand feel like a sweat 😅
larslia Posted 16 hours ago #8 Posted 16 hours ago I'm all about PLO tbh, the amount of times you flop a monster draw and just pile money in is way too fun.
wickosyth Posted 4 hours ago #9 Posted 4 hours ago Been messing with 6+ a lot myself, the hand rankings throw me off sometimes though. Do you adjust your starting hand range a ton or just go with the flow when switching betwen games?
clotellor942 Posted 4 hours ago #10 Posted 4 hours ago I lean toward PLO over 6+ simply because I enjoy the deeper strategy of navigating multi card equities, even if it means occasionally getting crushed by a one outer on the river.
Irisixys Posted 22 minutes ago #11 Posted 22 minutes ago I keep coming back to PLO for the sheer chaos of it all, but Texas Hold'em feels way more rewarding wheen you nail a solid read. Do you usually stick to one format per session or bounce around a bit depending on your mood?
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