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No Limit player goes Limit
Hi
I've done quite well at $25 NL but now I'm looking for a transition to limit. I'm playing 5ct/10ct right now. What are the main mistakes I can do in fullring/shorthand limit as a NL player? How do I play small PP's (22-88) at FR/SH basically preflop? Axs in SH always PFR? Raise suited connectors PF to get good odds for a flop call? |
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Re: No Limit player goes Limit
Small pocket pairs and suited connectors have much less value in limit, since implied odds are much less.
Fold pocket pairs (22-66) and suited connectors (32s-T9s) in early position. In 6-max, don't open-limp, ever. Axs is a limp generally, you may raise A9+. There is a good 6-max chart in this thread: 6-max starting hands |
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Re: No Limit player goes Limit
so 6max is always open raise or fold?
So my standart starting hands for MP and LP are: Axs 77-AA JTs-AKs two cards T+ suited KQo if nobody limped, I raise with any of those when to reraise PF is clear |
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Re: No Limit player goes Limit
[ QUOTE ]
Small pocket pairs and suited connectors have much less value in limit, since implied odds are much less. Fold pocket pairs (22-66) and suited connectors (32s-T9s) in early position. In 6-max, don't open-limp, ever. Axs is a limp generally, you may raise A9+. There is a good 6-max chart in this thread: 6-max starting hands [/ QUOTE ] Keep in mind that you find yourself in more multiway pots in limit poker, especially in the crazy loose micros. From late position you can call with a variety of connectors and one-gappers with decent odds. Your big pairs are going to get beaten a lot in these multiway pots by people playing all sorts of odds hands. Adjust your strategy accordingly. |
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