TOP 5 MISTAKES BEGINNERS MAKE IN 6+ HOLD'EM / SHORT DECK

Part 1 of our beginners series featured by katrinSAUFEN, a regular on the NL100/200 tables and 6+ streamer on Twitch and CZcams. Follow him for regular 6+ live streamed action. Find all links below.
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[@SixPlusHoldem]

Which beginners content would interest you the most? Suggestions are very welcome.

[@philphil9347]

Pre flop ranges esp from early position. And also river play. When to value bet and when to check call. Thanks

[@SixPlusHoldem]

@@philphil9347 thanks

[@Poludjelitulipan]

bet sizings postflop on different flop structures ip and oop

[@tasoslefth8375]

How much is the average win rate per 100 hands

[@SixPlusHoldem]

@@tasoslefth8375 about 20bb/100, give or take. Our biggest crushers have like 30+

[@Freddor122]

Nice video, great to have more content to get people in to the game! Got to be player A - the clean straight draw is so strong here

[@philphil9347]

Player A. Thanks for the video katrin. Been watching your streams. Best short deck streamer right now!!

[@flippeditude1170]

Great free content! Been playing NLHE since Moneymaker boom but new to this game, and this video helped a lot!
The 300 buy-ins thing tho, is insane imo - or at least unrealistic for the average rec/supplemental income player.

[@joque744]

Player A! Thanks to you and the community for the great content :)

[@Grimiscool]

Player A.
Great video Katrin, and great run yesterday in the WCOOP!

[@herbertmeier5973]

Player A, would be great to have more of these for shortdeck!

[@user-zv7fp6lc3l]

thanks bro!

[@Poludjelitulipan]

love the shirt and chain

[@erictmtl24]

J’étais à la recherche d’information de cette variante de poker
J’espère y trouver des infos pour bien débuter

[@skapi__1724]

I also think it's gonna be player A but it's crazy for me how a 6+ version can be different from NLHE. Gonna keep that in mind and be carefull because i'm still used to NLHE equities, math and stuff :P

[@SixPlusHoldem]

thats the beauty of the game, something very different from NLHE eventhough the rules are quite similar, it is played totally different.

[@Survoltezvosventes]

I would not use the «Cash out» feature as it is always in casino favor compared to your chances of winning the hand. What do you think ?

[@SixPlusHoldem]

I agree :)

[@jonathanvonbiela7277]

Should be player A, something around 45-50% thanks to his outs to a straight.
Keep up the educational Content

[@guibox3]

7:36-9:08 I have been playing short deck for the first time on GG Poker and I refuse to flip a coin by calling all-in pre-flop unless I have a premium hand AND I have the other person covered so I won't lose too much by calling. There is just way too much variance than NLHE. So many people over value AQ and AK and I find that they shove with it so much of the time. Probably 80% of the time I see that it gets beat out by hands like J10, Q10 or even 89.

[@MrJoosebawkz]

arent there still enough cards to run it 3times preflop with 9 ppl? 36 cards. deal out 18. 18 left in the deck for the community cards

[@sasha_dkb7165]

👏👏👏

[@G0DofRock]

Doesnt the Ace count as a 5 for a straight? I see that example at like 10:30 but he has the straight then, no?

[@SixPlusHoldem]

Its correct, it counts as a 5. But in minute 10:30 a 6 is missing for a straight :)

[@EricPollarrd]

ipoker has ordinary sb and bb like normal hold em plus they value trips higher than a straight. Why?

[@SixPlusHoldem]

Because they are dumb

[@Trephining]

Probably because of the same reasoning behind the hand rankings in standard 52-card deck poker. It's all math. A lower-probability hand ranks higher than a lower-probability hand. That's always what determines hand rankings.

[@gustavforare4948]

First i thought ut was player C, but reading the comments of course it is player A... i have much to learn :)
PLAYER A!!!

[@BobbyAce]

You can play 10 handed and run it twice

[@hilow8485]

Player A
Btw, how/when would winners be notified ?

[@SixPlusHoldem]

in part 2 of this beginners series, stay tuned! :)

[@hilow8485]

@@SixPlusHoldem One more reason to be excited about the next episode :)

[@deepmukherjee7756]

Player A has the highest equity, around 46%

[@tiltwang2323]

QT is the fav player A

[@benmorris8044]

Player A my guy! I need help

[@tedenduro243]

Player A

[@hantemenehe]

Player 3 is the lider on my opinion

[@joschtuegs2562]

Saufen wird in diesem Falle Sauphen geschrieben, sonst ein sehr gutes Video :P

[@mitjacampa3637]

QT :D

[@phillipnorrell7228]

Gotta be A

[@EricPollarrd]

When you're talking about the downswings, 300 bi's etc, are you talking CASH game? Cuz that's ridiculous lol. I hit 200+ bi downswgins almost every fkn month in ordinary hold em sng's (because I'm the unluckiest player in history but that's another story) but I always thought in cash the likely downswings are far less, something like 50 bi's was almost unheard of? If 6+ sees that big a swing in cash, then I dread to think what could be possible in tournament. jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeez

[@korzen321]

I thought three of a kind beats straights.

[@SixPlusHoldem]

It was played on sites like Americas Cardroom, but trips beat straight is mathematically incorrect and the strategy not too interesting.

[@longnguyennhat5538]

Sorry sir, but i thought that making a straight is easier than making a trips in 6+?

[@latwttbg1719]

Player A

[@daliborkovacevic3286]

Player A

[@BlaBla-wu2jt]

Player A

[@MrBustoarsizio]

Player A

[@pelorojotk]

Player A