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#1
05-12-2005, 12:30 AM
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Simple LP preflop limping standards
So, I'm too tight. I get it. Please tell me how you handle the hands below. Assume a typical Party 3/6 donkfest, with 2-3 limpers.
On the button: ATo KTo QTo K9o Q9o J9o JTo T9o T9s 98s 97s 76s On the CO: ATo KTo QTo K9o Q9o J9o JTo T9o T9s 98s 97s 76s 
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#2
05-12-2005, 12:36 AM
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Re: Simple LP preflop limping standards
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So, I'm too tight. I get it. Please tell me how you handle the hands below. Assume a typical Party 3/6 donkfest, with 2-3 limpers. [/ QUOTE ] On the button: ATo - sometimes raise, never fold KTo - usually call unless limpers good QTo - usually call K9o - usually fold unless players very bad Q9o - fold J9o - fold JTo - call T9o - 50/50 fold/call, depending on skill of limpers T9s - mostly call, very occasionally raise 98s - mostly call 97s - usually call 76s - usually call One the CO: same mostly, but I might fold some of the weaker offsuit broadway (QTo). I might raise something like 89s slightly more often to buy the button
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#4
05-12-2005, 12:36 AM
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Re: Simple LP preflop limping standards
ATo - depends on limpers, fold or raise
KTo - fold QTo - Fold K9o - fold Q9o - fold J9o - fold JTo - sometimes call T9o - fold T9s - Sometimes call 98s - call 97s - fold 76s - call if a loose passive table in CO I do the same except drop the JTo
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#6
05-12-2005, 01:12 AM
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Re: Simple LP preflop limping standards
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[ QUOTE ] T9s - Sometimes call 98s - call [/ QUOTE ] You always call 98s but only sometimes call T9s? [/ QUOTE ] Im guessing the other times are raises... PBob, your preflop play is probably standard. Im too tight, too, but ive been told to try and thief alot more blinds and protect a bit more.
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#7
05-12-2005, 03:16 PM
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Re: Simple LP preflop limping standards
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KTo - fold QTo - Fold K9o - fold Q9o - fold J9o - fold JTo - sometimes call [/ QUOTE ] I don't get it. Why this love affair with JTo? If KTo is a fold, why is JTo a call? Yeah, it makes more straights, so what. I just don't understand it, this hand is weak.
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#8
05-12-2005, 03:26 PM
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Re: Simple LP preflop limping standards
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[ QUOTE ] KTo - fold QTo - Fold K9o - fold Q9o - fold J9o - fold JTo - sometimes call [/ QUOTE ] I don't get it. Why this love affair with JTo? If KTo is a fold, why is JTo a call? Yeah, it makes more straights, so what. I just don't understand it, this hand is weak. [/ QUOTE ] What I don't get is folding *all* of those hands in this spot. Hell, I'm a 16er and I don't even fold QT or KT in this spot.
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#9
05-12-2005, 12:39 AM
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Re: Simple LP preflop limping standards
On the button:
ATo - sometimes raise, never fold KTo - call QTo - call K9o - fold Q9o - fold J9o - fold JTo - call/fold T9o - often fold, sometimes call T9s - raise, sometimes limp 98s - ^ 97s - limp, generally 76s - ^ I raise a bit more in the CO than the button.
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#10
05-12-2005, 12:58 AM
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Re: Simple LP preflop limping standards
On the button:
ATo - raise bad limpers but mostly call KTo - call QTo - borderline for me 3 or 4 limpers is a call. I'd sometimes raise two bad weak players K9o - fold Q9o -fold J9o - fold JTo - call but muck against good players T9o - call 4 Is my rule for this one T9s - call 98s - call 97s - 3+ call 76s - 3 or 4 is a call I'd raise a bit more from the CO with the off suit cards like ATo of KTo
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