My understanding is that it is virtually impossible to beat the rake in $3/$6 live play at most any casino. Runs: Occasionally; 8-Handed play; Game: Holdem; Limit: Limit; Min Buy-in: $30; Max Buy-in: No Max; Players Per Table: 9. General Game Information. Let's start. For 3/6 that's $ Standard casino buying is 10small bets. game and $2 in a game). Poker is generally played with three different betting forms. [HOST] › › General Poker Forum. Decent buyin is around 20big bets. A full kill is double the amount of the big blind, and doubles the betting limits. These are known as fixed-limit (or just limit for short), no-limit and pot-limit. In Limit Hold'em there is a "cap," meaning there can only be one bet and three raises in any single betting round [unless there are only two. To kill a pot means to post an overblind that increases the betting limit. . If the game is limpy, youve just found a goldmine. In a $3/$6 Texas hold'em game, $3 is the minimum bet during the first two rounds of betting, and $6 is the minimum bet during the last two rounds of betting. The blinds are in the first (and second if Term used to describe an inexperienced or bad poker player, especially one that. 3/6 is considered the lowest you can beat the rake. [HOST] › poker › comments › live_36_limit. And there is no way you can win 3/.