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Originally Posted by ArtyMcFly
Yeah, the correct strategy would be quite interesting. The first player to act on the flop would have to play roughly as tight as UTG plays pre-flop in a normal game (i.e. have a low VPIP, since 5 players are yet to act), and position would be massively valuable. I can imagine casual players with no positional awareness getting destroyed by overplaying one pair in this format.
I think the rake is around 5%, which doesn't sound too bad, but you're paying it in every hand, because you literally always see a flop, so that might mean the game is tough to beat even if you're up against whales.
Its funny you say this, because this is very similar to the "toy game" created by live poker.
Imagine you could 5x and get 6-7 callers pre. How do you play ep and what value does tp have on different textures. More importantly, what is your cbet sizing.
I understand the dynamics are different as there you can hand select and the pot is raised so spr is lower, but i constantly see educated players with an online background that do not readily adapt to this game type.
Multiway strat is one of the most understudied aspects of nlhe imo.