how would you play small pp's

#1 30th July 2008, 4:08 AM

how would you play small pp's 22's-66's in late position?

#2 30th July 2008, 4:30 AM

Standard answers, depends, carefully, seldom, depends.

#3 30th July 2008, 4:46 AM

Position, table image, stack size, possible opponent, how close to bubble.

#4 30th July 2008, 7:55 AM

Depends how many people in the pot and how many chips you have, just assuming the play is average tightness. If there is a raise in front of you, or your short/medium stacked but not desperate, fold. If you have a couple limpers in front and a big stack, join the party poker and limp in as well. The bigger your stack, you can afford to take a shot at trips and the more limpers the bigger the potential gain.

#5 30th July 2008, 8:12 AM

Try to get in cheaply pf reguardless of chip stack (unless extremely short, then push). If you dont connect with the flop and some bets, dump it easily.

#6 30th July 2008, 8:21 PM

To add to what others have said...as long as you're not completely out of position and short stacked, I'd be willing to call a 3 to 4 bet raise with a small pocket pair to see the flop. This is just me though, not sure if anyone else agrees or not...?

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