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[donkbee]

You guys are going to start seeing a lot more limping in the future by good players. Not sure when, but it's gonna happen 100%.

Edit: I meant in MTTs. It's already happening in other games.

[griffey24]

You guys are going to start seeing a lot more limping in the future by good players. Not sure when, but it's gonna happen 100%.

Edit: I meant in MTTs. It's already happening in other games.

I can see it in full-ring, but I'd imagine 6-max would be the last place this would happen.

I've been experimenting with limping behind in full-ring. I think this can be profitable, especially in games where ppl play predictably and c/f often.

Limping in the SB I do on occasion too.

Limping EP... I don't know. Again the merits to this which I've thought about in my live full-ring games are that if I limp a hand like a pocket or Axs, then it encourages bad players to play suspect hands that will likely get dominated by me (set > their two pair, or flush over flush).

[Micro2Macro]

You guys should be seeing a lot more limping now by good players.

Edit: I meant in MTTs. It's already happening in other games.

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[donkbee]

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I don't play MTTs, so I just assumed it wasn't prevalent yet by the fact that everyone else in this thread seemed to think it was such a strange concept.

[Micro2Macro]

You guys are going to start seeing a lot more limping in the future by good players. Not sure when, but it's gonna happen 100%.

Edit: I meant in MTTs. It's already happening in other games.

Well aside from blind vs blind it is pretty non standard and requires some very specific set of conditions... I think one can't really go far wrong just sticking to never limping any position but SB.

I do it a lot more live. Online its not as easy to keep track of your reads on everyone when 9 tabling so playing more default standard open raises is more practical