Most experts say you have to avoid giving too much limp and more push and fold, do you agree? have plays that it is inevitable to limp by uncertainty what do you think?
Most experts say you have to avoid giving too much limp and more push and fold, do you agree? have plays that it is inevitable to limp by uncertainty what do you think?
Sometimes limping with aa/kk isn't bad idea, but you need to be ready to fold if board is scary, I like to lim when I am big stack from late position you can tike blinds by betting once after flop and definitely limping in the bubble with hands like AQ off, J10...Most experts say you have to avoid giving too much limp and more push and fold, do you agree? have plays that it is inevitable to limp by uncertainty what do you think?
Limp when blinds are small relative to your stack and when you are in position and when the pot is multi way and when your hand is something like a small to medium pair or suited connector or suited one gapper.
Sometimes limping with aa/kk isn't bad idea, but you need to be ready to fold if board is scary, I like to lim when I am big stack from late position you can tike blinds by betting once after flop and definitely limping in the bubble with hands like AQ off, J10...
That will be nowhere near half your hands. How often are you in position AND in an upraised pot AND with a limper in front of you AND have a small to med pair or suited connector or one gapper. For all of those conditions to be true I will at times fold a hundred hands in a row. Notice I say AND, not OR. Big difference.This pretty much covers more then half the hands in tournaments, especially in deepstack ones....
IMO do not limp, like ever. The only limp that is (and only just) ok, is from the blinds, where you get very good odds to call. But in this case, pretty much the only line you can take post flop is check-call on all streets, unless you hit the nuts and that just doesn't happen often, and even then there is no guarantee that you will extract chips from your opponents.
Apart from this, I tend to limp only UTG with a monster hand dealt, when the table has high % of pre-flop raises. This gives me an opportunity to reraise pre flop, while if I was to bet 4-4.5BB (standard UTG/UTG1 bet size pre flop), it is likely to induce fold round the table, and not really get a good value for my hand.