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Yesterday I discussed a hand here where a UTG+1 who's VPIP was 14% limped first in. A poster who's opinion I respect said that he would expect a 14% VPIP to play suited broadways and any PP from that position (in the hand, UTG+1 limped w/ 44).
Last night, playing 10/20 on Party, the play went: UTG raises, 3 folds, MP2 calls (w/33)... After the hand, when I politely mentioned that cold-calling in that position might not have been the most prudent play, several players disagreed with me. A table would have to be pretty loose/passive for me to limp in EP w/ 44 and I would virtually never call a UTG raise 2nd in w/ 33. Am I undervaluing my small pocket pairs? |
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