Poker Strategy — Scott Fischman on 6-Max Sit-and-Gos
Dec 09, 2009
Poker pro Scott Fischman discusses some key distinctions between a full nine-handed sit-and-go and a short-handed six-player game, and ways to adjust to the differences between the two.
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