That's what the good players are...nits in stud/8. It's how you need to play in order to win at this game. It's not the personality of the NLHE player. So it should be a winning approach. Let's track our results over time. First game was last night...80 players paying 8...my finish 16th.
Playable starting hands are very limited:
3 cards 8 or lower that can make a straight with straight cards live.
AA with a low card that can make a straight.
KK or QQ with a straight flush card...all needed fills live.
With 4 exceptions, I stuck to the above. My only variance was when it got down to a 6 person table. Granted it is being a real nit but my belief is it's a winning combination.
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