In “Four Steps to Success in Unfamiliar Poker Variants,” Robert Woolley first suggests getting a good grounding in the five games included in the H.O.R.S.E. mix, among which the “E” stands for...
Question 2
Robert goes on to recommend next learning 2-7 triple draw and Badugi, with the latter game involving “learning the importance of drawing to a ‘rainbow’ hand.” A “‘rainbow’ hand” refers to...
a hand in which every card is the same suit (a flush)
a hand in which every card is coordinated (no “danglers”)
a hand in which every card is a different suit
Question 3
This week Isabelle Mercier discussed getting to and remaining in “Fantasyland” in open-face Chinese poker.
