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10-23-2005, 03:03 PM
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early stages of a tourney,should you limp in with good/great hands
just been playing bodogs 100K,
ok in the early stages is thre any point stealing blinds,? i was doing it in the 1st few levels and thought "what is the point all im doing is stealing 30-60 in chips,whats the point?" also if you are called it is usually by something that beats you and you have to get lucky on the flop also in early rounds i feel the only way to accumalate chips is post flop,stealing is a waste,so why not limp in with AK-ATs and big pairs? if you are reraised later you can take a call? or is this idea daft? 
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#2
10-23-2005, 03:35 PM
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ok an example which will contradict my Q
was just in the bodog 100K, just before the hr break, had 1400, so i limp UTG+1 with AKs, next guy goes allin for 3000,now the blinds are 40-80 i think
should i go allin with him? why does someone go allin for 3000 when blinds are so small? i mean if someone has a real good hand at that stage ,then why not just raise a good bit? what should i have done?
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