Xiphoid
06-30-2004, 07:31 PM
I'm well aware that it is a sin to limp UTG with any hand besides these few exceptions:
1) low to mid pocket-pairs on tables with many opponents seeing flops for one bet
2) a hand like JTs or T9s where you don't want to scare off potential pot builders
After reading and posting on this forum for a few months, I've come to learn that the first scenario is correct if you can get in for one bet the majority of the time.
The second scenario, which I haven't read much about here, is how I play mid suited connectors that can be profitable assuming you can play them well post-flop. Do others limp with JTs and T9s UTG as well?
Lastly, are there any other instances where limping UTG is correct? I really can't think of any others.
1) low to mid pocket-pairs on tables with many opponents seeing flops for one bet
2) a hand like JTs or T9s where you don't want to scare off potential pot builders
After reading and posting on this forum for a few months, I've come to learn that the first scenario is correct if you can get in for one bet the majority of the time.
The second scenario, which I haven't read much about here, is how I play mid suited connectors that can be profitable assuming you can play them well post-flop. Do others limp with JTs and T9s UTG as well?
Lastly, are there any other instances where limping UTG is correct? I really can't think of any others.