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In 1998, I tried an experiment in 08B that ended up flopping pretty badly. For one year I played all hands that included three cards between a nine and an ace before the flop. Hands like 9-10-J-x, 10-K-A-x, 9-Q-A-x, and J-Q-K-x were all playable for me that year. The theory behind playing these high-pot hands was that when I won, I tended to win the whole pot. I didn't play high pairs in my hand like Q-Q-5-7 or K-K-9-4, because it was too hard to flop trips. Of course, I also played all the powerful hands on the list above. Using this theory, I immediately started winning a lot of money playing 08B. For the first month, I was more than $40,000 ahead playing this way, but over the next eleven months I lost more than $140,000. About then, I realized that this theory definitely isn't a winning one.

I hope I have taught you this much at least: many different strategies can work in 08B! Somewhere between Scotty's supertight "A-2 only" theory and Ted Forrest's crazy "play every hand" experiment there is a perfectly balanced style that no one has yet discovered. Even one of my two editors for this chapter, Annie Duke, and I disagree about the order of the most powerful hands in 08B. (She's probably right as far as side games go, and I'm probably right as far as tournaments go.) Maybe there's someone out there who's learned how to play OSB perfectly, but I doubt that he or she could prove it!

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