Quick preflop question

[Redd]

I'm really bad with open limping. This might help.

Typical loose micro game. It's folded to you with JTs. What's your play if you're in:

A) MP1?
B) MP2?
C) MP3?

[Greg J]

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I'm really bad with open limping. This might help.

Typical loose micro game. It's folded to you with JTs. What's your play if you're in:

A) MP1?
B) MP2?
C) MP3?

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This is not quite specific enough. I need individual reads on the people behind me and the blinds.

I will say this: I will never open limp in the hijack.

[PokerProdigy]

On A) and B) I would probably just call, to try and gain a few extra customers. On C) I would raise because now the chances of a blind steal are better, and JTs is a pretty good hand even when you are called.

[Nfinity]

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I will say this: I will never open limp in the hijack.

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What's the hijack?

[PokerProdigy]

Greg is right, reads are EXTREMELY important, but if the game is typical I'd do what I said above.

[Greg J]

mp3

[Redd]

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I need individual reads on the people behind me and the blinds.

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So with a speculative hand, would you be more inclined to open-raise with looser, or tighter opponents?

[Greg J]

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So with a speculative hand, would you be more inclined to open-raise with looser, or tighter opponents?

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The looser yr opponents are behind you in this situation, the more inclined you should be to limp. The tighter they are, the more you want to raise.

[Redd]

Like I said, this is an embarassingly weak part of my game. /images/graemlins/blush.gif
So if you don't have a decent chance to buy the button or the hand itself, then you wouldn't lower your pf-raising standards?