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 Originally Posted by jyms
Let's look at this another way. A good poker player makes 5-10BB/100 hands. Are you actually going to be able to limp 1BB 10-20 times in 100 hands and still earn a profit when you have to fold most of them to a raise?
Ah, math I understand!
So: let's say I limp 1BB 20 times to see a great hand to continue with beyond the flop.
For that to be profitable, I would need to be able to make more than 20BB's on the good hand.
That I seem to be able to do, by finding straights or flushes in the flop.
My main concern was what *other* strategic options am I weakening by this behavior? IE., do I weaken my actual good hands by limping on flush draws?
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