And the speed thing is true too. For certain decisions where you don’t need much thought (minraise steal on btn in particular), it’s worth doing it quickly to make sure their overrushed thought processes aren’t speed bumped (does that make sense? I’m not advocating playing fast, but being aware that your opponent may be in that mindset, and when you have an easy decision it’s worth making it a snap one so that they make their (hopefully) harder decision also a snap one)

Also, I think there’s a general misconception that because the rush format is “so fast,” you have to play fast, and people fall into the trap of hearing all the marketing propoganda, seeing table names like “Warp Speed,” and assume they have to make split second decisions every single hand. If you play your normal pace and make only the simple change of open folding your rags in obvious spots ahead of your action, you’ll at least double your volume without any change in performance.

If you haven’t already, have a look at the raise the river forum there are some interesting comments about rush poker