50/100 mp openlimp

[rigoletto]

Tight game. I openlimp AQo in MP, very tight small blind raises, BB calls, I 3-bet.

Flop: T J x, checked through

Turn is another T I bet...

[DcifrThs]

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Tight game. I openlimp AQo in MP, very tight small blind raises, BB calls, I 3-bet.

Flop: T J x, checked through

Turn is another T I bet...

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you have got to bet that flop. you will not likely get c'red because they will fear your 3 bet.

you may get outright folds (although checking the flop does make it harder for them to call the turn due to odds) and...

you can check behind the turn if you feel you are behind to the "very tight" sb. and you have outs. at the very very least 4 of them.

theres other stuff i forgot though im sure,

and the flop check does make it harder due to pot size for the sb to call and he misses the opportunity to c'r when you check...

-Barron

[Jdanz]

i wish i understood high limit poker

[bicyclekick]

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i wish i understood high limit poker

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This is not a remotely standard open limp in high limit poker, nor a reasonable one.

[Mizzles]

Raise preflop
Bet the flop

[DrGutshot]

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Raise preflop
Bet the flop

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psh, borrrrrinngggg
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-DrG

[greywolf]

I am curios to why you would ever limp AQo first in i MP in a tight game? Are you trying to encourage people to limp along with dominated hands or whats the reasoning?

[DiamondDave]

I like the betting pattern, although it's pretty aggressive to do it with AQo. Would you have 3bet preflop if the big blind had folded?

[ggbman]

After the limp re-raise, i think you would need to follow through on the flop, as TT and JJ are not limp re-raising hands and you won't get credit for them by betting the turn. He might fold a lot of pairs after this flop, and if he hit it, he might wait until the turn to raise or still be afriad that he's behind, getting you a free card on the turn. I think you should have bet the flop.

[Paluka]

I don't get it.