t_perkin
06-20-2004, 01:46 PM
I have occaisonally limped or called a min raise with the main objective of getting some action going at the table.
For example today: 20+2 Party 230 entrants, 20 remaining. blinds 750/1500 avg stack about 18k.
I have about 25k.
I call with ATs in UTG+2 behind a min raise from UTG.
Plays like this seem to lead a lot more players into the pot which often ends up committing a few players either preflop or on the flop.
This seems to be a good way to get a few players knocked out with a relatively small outlay.
Of course this is not something I do all the time. But in some situations it seems like an easy way to move up the money. I am basically playing on peoples poor flop play and encouraging people to become pot committed.
Are there situations where other people do this? or am I being stupid?
Thanks
Tim
For example today: 20+2 Party 230 entrants, 20 remaining. blinds 750/1500 avg stack about 18k.
I have about 25k.
I call with ATs in UTG+2 behind a min raise from UTG.
Plays like this seem to lead a lot more players into the pot which often ends up committing a few players either preflop or on the flop.
This seems to be a good way to get a few players knocked out with a relatively small outlay.
Of course this is not something I do all the time. But in some situations it seems like an easy way to move up the money. I am basically playing on peoples poor flop play and encouraging people to become pot committed.
Are there situations where other people do this? or am I being stupid?
Thanks
Tim