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Game: Cash | Format: 6-Max | Blinds/Antes: 1/2 | Effective Stacks: 200 (100 bb) | Hero Position: CO | Pot Size: 1.5 In a 1/2 game, the 'Bunching Effect' suggests that if everyone folds to Hero in the Cutoff, the remaining cards in the blinds are slightly skewed. Toward what hand class is this skew, and why?
- The effect is zero because cards are dealt randomly.
- Broadways and Pairs, because the folded hands were disproportionately weak/low.
- Low Cards, because the 'Aces' were likely folded by UTG.
- Suited Connectors, because they are the most frequently folded hands. (under this line)
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