OK, so it's not completely misleading, but it is possible to think that they are talking about the speed of your play. The single most important thing about Rush poker is NOT to rush at all. You want to play the most patient poker of your life. This doesn't mean not playing any hands at all, to the contrary. Once you are up a few bucks, you can try to hit straights and flushes knowing that many opponents are playing exactly how I outline here.
These are NOT hard and fast rules, but I find most of the time I do poorly on Rush poker it's because I broke one or many of the below suggestions. These suggestions are only if there is no raise in front of you already. You basically want to play as few hands as possible where sometime raises in front except to set mine. Even then, set over set is possible and since you can see 300 hands/hour playing Rush Pokler , why bother risking what's unnecessary?
