aba quote on never limping
 

im pretty sure in one of the aba threads, BT says he never limps (not even overlimps) in 6 max or full.

What do you guys think of this advice for small stakes NL games today? How about higher games?

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I would never open limp in a small stakes 6-max NL game. I don't play full ring so I don't really know.

Edit: Well, maybe not never, but very very rarely

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aba open limps on the button in one of his CR videos

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I only over-limp if limper's stacks are short enough to where I'm committed to calling their shove.

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aba sucks.

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never limping is retarded and is burning money

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ORLY?

i think you can find times to overlimp every once in awhile, but open limping is teh ghey

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i think you can find times to overlimp every once in awhile, but open limping is teh ghey

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Bleh. At a table with a maniac who doesn't fold, loves to raise/re-raise preflop and will pay you off in any case when you hit, open limp/call is fine with certain hands.

Like any other rule, it helps to know why you are doing what you are doing.

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open limping opens your game up at times. i do it rarely but from time to time do open limp given table dynamics, or just because i want to see a flop with 45o and want to play a small pot with it unless i flop strong.

go ahead a disagree here but always having a total default 100% of the time sucks.