How to play 77-1010 when there are 2-4 limpers

[RichGambler]

Hypothetical situation.

You have 99 vs 3 limpers and you know their cards A10s KJs and QJo

1 if you raise 3x they all call
2 if you raise 4x 2 of them call
3 if you raise 6x none of them call and you pick 3BB

if they hit on flop some piece of it they going to call your CB.

Which option would you choose in the long run and which situation do you think would give you the most profit
in current scenario?

The reason I am asking is that middle pairs like 99 88 77 don't make more then 3BB/hand in the long run.

So whats the best line of play here.

Cause there is many times when there are 2-4 limpers and I have 77-1010 and I am wondering should I make standard 3x raise or 4x+1 limper.

What do you think?

Is limping pairs like that another good option? Because when I'm reviewing my hands I notice that there are lot's of situations when i limped in pot with PP got set and BB or SB got 2 pair and I got paid off huge.

If I wouldve raised I would eliminate SB and BB.

+ If there are 3 limpers and you basicly get set 7.5-1 it's very easy to make profit. It's so easy to make 10-20BB till river if some guy has some piece of the flop in limped pot.

But if you raise 3x overs will hit like 70% of the time and you have no clue where you are. So basicly 7.5x3 will be a waste. So once you get a set you need to get about 30BB just to break even.

[alphatmw]

why do you propose a situation in which you know exactly what 3 opponents' hole cards are then ask the theory question that if any over cards come, you have no idea where you are? the first scenario is an easy math problem, and this is like the 5th thread you've started asking how to play an ambiguous hand in an ambiguous situation with no extra information other than your cards and the flop.

[mvdgaag]

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why do you propose a situation in which you know exactly what 3 opponents' hole cards are then ask the theory question that if any over cards come, you have no idea where you are? the first scenario is an easy math problem, and this is like the 5th thread you've started asking how to play an ambiguous hand in an ambiguous situation with no extra information other than your cards and the flop.

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[CanSpoilU]

I am definitely raising TT all the time regardless of how many limpers there are, and I am raising it big enough with the intention of getting it down to heads up.

If one over comes... I am CBing. Hell... if two overs come I may CB it if the guy has a high range of folding CBs. If two overs come on the flop and he hits the middle card... I truly believe he is folding that to continued aggression.

Its really read dependant. I'll limp 77, and usually 88. 99 I'll limp/raise 50/50.

[doh742]

This question makes no sense. If you "know" they will fold to a raise of 6x's the big blind, then do it. Otherwise you are chasing a two outer.

Take the money and run.

[howdypal]

If you know all that information then bet whatever it takes to get one caller.
Then if you a flop a set, bet whatever you can that he'll call, and if you miss bet whatever you need to to make him fold.
Poker is an easy game when you know everybody's cards and when they'll fold.

[Keys Myaths]

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Otherwise you are chasing a two outer.


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This is not true, especially with TT.

[Bang584]

Limp. If you flop a set, make some money. Play carefully otherwise.