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06-02-2005, 12:41 PM
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Re: Preflop limping quiz
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hand 1...probably still fold. If you were in later position and had a 1 or 2 more in the pot then call. [/ QUOTE ] One more player in the pot makes the limp very easy IMO. [ QUOTE ] hand 2...if there were 2 or more LPP players yet to act (in other words, are you getting 4-5 to every flop UNRAISED)..then it might become a call...i actually like the 1-5 as a kicker better than a 6 or a 7 because of the wheel) [/ QUOTE ] A5s > A6s A6s > A4s-2s A7s > A5s-2s According to Ed Miller. [ QUOTE ] hand 4...LOVE JTs. every str8 it makes is the nut. easy fold if you hit top pair and there is action (with no live draws) very rarely dominated if its raised behind you (In fact I like to use this hand to get a raise in sometimes from MP or better to mix up my game [/ QUOTE ] Everybody seem to love JTs. I don't think it's motivated. Here's why 
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