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The UTG limp is ungood, unless you are absolutely certain you will get multiple limpers and no raise PF. I refer you to the PF section in SSHE regarding middle pocket pairs. IIRC, it says something to the effect that mid-pocket pairs either play well against a very small field (in which you are more likely win unimproved) or a large field for set value. [/ QUOTE ] UTG limp is fine in a 10-handed game at very low stakes. I think you're extremely likely to get the 3-4 overlimpers that you want, and raising will not as likely narrow the field. [ QUOTE ] Also, fold the flop. You have nowhere near the equity to continue particularly with two left to act behind you including the preflop raiser. [/ QUOTE ] I agree with this. The set outs bring lots of straight redraws, so you're only looking at about 2 outs including your backdoor straight draw. |
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