7 Game Poker Strategy

The new 7 game poker mix on Full Tilt Poker can be an absolute blast to play but you need to have a set strategy for playing this new mixed poker game version before you hit the tables. Seven game poker combines seven of the most challenging and popular games among poker lovers into one – with each game being played ten times in succession. Full Tilt has lots of exciting promotions going on to promote this new offering on their site and will be offering 7 game tournaments in the very near future. Let's look at ways that you can hone your 7 game poker playing style to be the most profitable in order to fatten your bankroll (and "up" your poker reputation). Full Tilt's new poker format Rush Poker hasn't been opened up top mixed games like 7-Game but I will keep you updated. Check out our Rush Poker strategy guide for tips on how to dominate this new way to play poker.

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Adjusting to Strategy for 7 Game Poker

7 Game Poker is specific to Full Tilt Poker and involves a rotation of the games of Fixed Limit Holdem, Fixed Limit 7 Card Stud Hi/Lo, Fixed Limit Razz, Fixed Limit Omaha Hi/Lo, Fixed Limit Seven Card Stud, No Limit Holdem and Pot Limit Omaha. This game is sure to attract the 8 game poker crowd playing on Poker Stars – so if you do not have an account with Full Tilt – now is the perfect time to give them a try. Your strategy for playing 7 game poker will be as much determined by the type of opposition that you'll face during the games as by the actual games themselves.

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Many of the players on Full Tilt are recreational players and they are there to play – which means that they don't want to sit and fold all evening – they really want to play so they will bet and call oftentimes with sub-par hands – leading them to win pots that a more seasoned player might have dropped out of. Adjusting to this fact means that you must bet even when you ordinarily wouldn't and when you do get a good hand – make the others around the 7 game poker table pay up in order to draw you out. Sure, you'll lose some – but you'll also win some – and the pots can get pretty big with some of the games in the 7 game poker rotation. Remember to:

• Keep pots smaller during the early rounds of betting if you have a "so-so" hand that's borderline great
• Raise anytime that you can force another player out of the pot
• Take advantage of the games that you are strong in – this will help you dominate during those hands
• Inversely, pay attention to the strengths/weaknesses of other players and keep that in mind during the rotations that you might overcome them
• Fold more hands in your weaker games - it’s a given that not everyone is going to be masterful at every game – so if you're weak and there's a big chance that you're losing – don't be afraid to fold or muck
• If opening starting hand requirements in pot limit and no limit games that feature a big bet appear to make it likely that some of your opponents will go all-in with a trashy hand, go ahead and call – even if your hand is not as strong as you'd like
• When dealing with players who are just in the game of 7 game poker for fun, keep in mind that as long as they are having fun, they will keep handing their money over to you – so complimenting their playing style by saying "nice hand" in the chat box may be the bait you need to keep them playing

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