UTG question

[Bryan15]

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i would limp utg full ring for set equity and try to get in cheap

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I mostly play 6 max

[PenisCreamus]

I think you need to play these hands like you are going to flop the nuts. Limp and reraise like you have aa. This will get everyone to fold and FEAR you. Even if you get called you will flop quads like 1 out of a 1000 times. That should make up for the occassional pot you lose. Then after you win the pot your opponent will say "nice play you f####n donk. To which you will reply "I'LL PUT THE NUTS ON YA!!! AHHHHH!!!!!!! Just like Doyle Brunson.

[lucky_mf]

It really depends on who is playing behind you and what their tendencies are. Below are some instances where it might not be best to make your standard raise.
- if there is a good chance you will get raised by a chronic 3-better sitting to your left, you may just want to limp. This way you would have implied odds to see the flop if it gets raised behind you when you wouldn't have had implied odds to see the flop if you raised and got re-raised.
- if you have people behind you that are stubborn with respect to folding to continuation bets, but are otherwise passive, you may want to limp or make a smallish raise (like 3x the bb) with the intent of inducing multiple calls behind you.
- if you have multiple very tough players behind you might just want to fold as it will be hard to take down the pot with a continuation bet and you will not get paid off enough when you raise and hit a set.

Lucky