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Old 08-27-2007, 04:13 PM
Albert Moulton Albert Moulton is offline
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Default Re: Limping in early position in a 9 handed cash game

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If no one raises PF, and many see the flop -> Why not limp with every suited Ace ?

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Reverse implied odds. Even if the game is relatively passive preflop, you will have a hard time winning a big pot OOP when you hit, but you will end up semi-bluffing or calling a lot when you lose.

Position = power.

Drawing hands like A-rag-sited out of position post flop = reverse implied odds.

Small and medium pocket pairs are something of an exception because if you flop a set, you can often win a good amount in a small stakes game even OOP vs draws, 2-pairs, and TPWK.

So, I'd be careful playing ace-rag-suited in EP even in a loose passive game. It's better to play from LP or the button.
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