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Mike_25
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The number of players at the table has a big influence on triple draw strategy, mate. With more players seeing the flop, it's tougher to make the nuts. So with a crowd, being selective in the first draw becomes more vital. Studying other players' betting patterns and the community cards also helps determine what types of hands they may likely hold. The more opponents left in, the higher the odds one of 'em hits a big one. So the first draw should aim for versatility, shapin' up over time. As players fold, the pot odds improve, givin' ya more leeway to gamble on catching that ace or king ya need. So the strategy shifts from patience early to more aggression later as rivals drop, makin' bigger hands more rankly possible with fewer competitors seeing the river.
