10-27-2005, 04:29 PM
What do you believe to be the average raising/limping ratio for a typical no-limit (10-handed) regarding TT+, AK, AQ?
For instance, I NEVER limp with any of those hands...UNLESS there is some extremely aggressive player behind me. But, if he is truly that aggro, then I should probably raise anyway, let him put in a raise, and then BIG reraise (maybe call, and try to trap, but that's a different story altogether).
I said that I never limp, but I may not be in the majority (as may be true of many of the 2+2ers here). What do you think the percentages are for the mean of players out there? These percentages should change dramatically regarding position, no? For instance, it should be FAR more likely for someone to limping with one on those hands from under the gun rather than limping along in a multiway pot with them.
For instance, I NEVER limp with any of those hands...UNLESS there is some extremely aggressive player behind me. But, if he is truly that aggro, then I should probably raise anyway, let him put in a raise, and then BIG reraise (maybe call, and try to trap, but that's a different story altogether).
I said that I never limp, but I may not be in the majority (as may be true of many of the 2+2ers here). What do you think the percentages are for the mean of players out there? These percentages should change dramatically regarding position, no? For instance, it should be FAR more likely for someone to limping with one on those hands from under the gun rather than limping along in a multiway pot with them.