Familypot
 

Say you're on the button in a 10 handed game with 93s and literally everyone limps in, is it still not right to limp with this hand or do you now get the odds to call since so many players limpt in?..

Re: Familypot
 

fold it. i would play 96s for sure and at least consider 95s.

Re: Familypot
 

93s might have enough equity, actually. RIOs are nasty though. Is your flush best, or are your trip 9s best? We are, however, on the button, which sure helps. Folding it can't be giving up much of an edge.

Re: Familypot
 

I would play any 2-suited hand on the button for one bet if I expected to get 9:1.

Re: Familypot
 

If it is a family pot, and in many hours of play you never observed any holding smaller than a ten, your cards have a better advantage than a family pot of random holdings.

Perhaps a better method is to look at the players and remember the hands you have seen them play and ask yourself if your hand at the river can beat what they are likely to hold?

Re: Familypot
 

I think the answer is 'it depends.' It depends on how many players at the table you have a good read on, your previous observations etc. Lets say you flop a flush and get a bet and raise in front of you. Do you have enough info to make an intelligent decision as to whether or not you can get away from the hand? JB