Quote Originally Posted by Robb View Post
Played some rush to see what the deal is. You're right, rush 6m plays nittier than my gran.

People aren't valuing position enough, nor looking to their left for opportunities to steal more, nor looking to their right to see if someone's serial stealing from them.

If folks are playing rush to AVOID analyzing opponents, stack sizes, tendencies, notes, then a good player willing to play not-rushed poker at those tables should be able to clean up.

Since I've played like 200 hands of rush poker total in my life, I don't know much about it. But it seems to cater to those who don't want to think much and use the auto-fold buttons a lot. Seems like there should be some solid profit there for someone willing to work out how best to get it.

I don't mean to derail the thread, but worrying about max profit lines on the river might not be the best way to make money as these tables.
the nature of rush is that a great players cant clean up.