Every two cards can be used, independently on player`s position or time. It makes the game more attractive and more exciting. In practice super- aggressive approach is, however, unpredictable and very risky. The main point of super-aggressive approach is to play as many deals as possible.

Because in this style a player changes very often his position, it is difficult to figure out from the Flop what his next move will be. If there is a conservative player in game and the Flop counts 745, there is nothing to be worry about. In this case, 68, 36, or 44 may occur with the same probability like 7Q.

Further, player hast to decide, if he wants to get into game. To make a choice he hast to consider following problems:

• Do his cards give him any advantage over his opponent?
• Even if it is not the case, there are other favourable factors. For example: the number of players, who pass in a particular deal; his position in deal; the strategy chosen by his opponents; the opponents` experience or its lack; the quantity of opponents` stacks.

If you are the aggressive player, you can win in three different ways:

1. Nobody calls cards, so that you rake in the whole pot
2. Somebody calls cards, but you get better cards
3. Somebody calls cards, but he will not get a Flop. In this case, you win, because your bluffing was effective.

As mentioned before, you should have strong poker knowledge and experience, if you want to succeed in super- aggressive approach. It is not easy to win and only few experienced players, like Gus Hansen or Daniel Negreanu, were able to achieve this goal. Because there is a possibility to take part in many deals, a player has a better chance to win a pot. If players accompanied him are "Fishes", then it is worth to play. However, you have to save your energy until the end of play, because it will not come soon. Every single minute you will have to make a choice and face other players` choices. A moment of tiredness, and you may loose everything what you have already earned.