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roopopper
Joined: 31.12.2010

Been practicing my post flop play for a few days so have been playing nl2 and just limping in to see how well I play tricky situations.

Guess they have figured out my game :) lol

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $0.02(BB) Replayer
SB ($2)
BB ($1.32)
UTG ($4.48)
UTG+1 ($0.60)
Hero ($1.42)
MP1 ($2.99)
MP2 ($1.35)
CO ($2.28)
BTN ($2.23)

Dealt to Hero A♦ A♣

fold, fold, Hero calls $0.02, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold

Hero shows A♦ A♣

Hero wins $0.05


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Abhorrence
Joined: 13.11.2009

That happens to me almost every time I get pocket aces.


roopopper Topic starter
roopopper
Joined: 31.12.2010

Originally posted by Abhorrence
That happens to me almost every time I get pocket aces.

lol I limped with them and even the bb folded ?(

I was limping in with a vpip 20% so was not even playing a tight game!!!

:)


fusionpk
Joined: 21.01.2010

maybe u shud stop limping and start playing AA properly, might get more action


roopopper Topic starter
roopopper
Joined: 31.12.2010

Originally posted by fusionpk
maybe u shud stop limping and start playing AA properly, might get more action

I do normally always raise my premium hands, but as I said in my 1st post, I have been learning to play tricky situations from the flop to help me with my game and limping in to see how I read the game post flop.

Dont think it would have made much difference in this game though :)


thazar
Joined: 14.09.2009

Originally posted by fusionpk
maybe u shud stop limping and start playing AA properly, might get more action

+1 stop limping your aces!!!


roopopper Topic starter
roopopper
Joined: 31.12.2010

Originally posted by thazar

Originally posted by fusionpk
maybe u shud stop limping and start playing AA properly, might get more action

+1 stop limping your aces!!!

lol please see above :rolleyes:


roopopper Topic starter
roopopper
Joined: 31.12.2010

Think im going to have to post some proof here or going to get grief all day for limping my aces!!!

Extract from my blog 02/09/2011 :)

Originally posted by roopopper
Played some bss nl2 nl4 today, wanted to practice my post flop skills, so only flat called or limped with every hand!! lol

It tends to put you in tricky situations, but when you do hit big its a good pay off!!

At one point the button limped as I was on the bb and I called with AA, we went to showdown and he had KK lol, that will teach him to limp with kings lol

Im going to continue this style of play for a few more days to hopefully make me think more about how I play post flop.

Here is the graph of me limping and flat calling :)


thazar
Joined: 14.09.2009

Originally posted by roopopper

Originally posted by thazar

Originally posted by fusionpk
maybe u shud stop limping and start playing AA properly, might get more action

+1 stop limping your aces!!!

lol please see above :rolleyes:

don't play fancy and NL2 -NL4 at all value your good hands and you'll get rewarded.

just my 2c

;)

Thazar


limp with wider range as they fold to that anyway.


roopopper Topic starter
roopopper
Joined: 31.12.2010

Originally posted by Saruniks
limp with wider range as they fold to that anyway.

Even the BB who could have checked!!!!! lol

Changed title of thread to more appropriate title :rolleyes:

Roo


xenomorphic
Joined: 29.12.2010

i got fed up yesterday of everyone folding to my pfraises so i had AA and limped/called a raise and i ended up losing a big pot lol. :facepalm:


kenthmp
Joined: 19.04.2009

I remember reading somewhere here in pokerstrategy that a kitten dies everytime you limp AA.


anzebergant
Joined: 28.05.2010

Originally posted by roopopper
Think im going to have to post some proof here or going to get grief all day for limping my aces!!!

Extract from my blog 02/09/2011 :)

Originally posted by roopopper
Played some bss nl2 nl4 today, wanted to practice my post flop skills, so only flat called or limped with every hand!! lol

It tends to put you in tricky situations, but when you do hit big its a good pay off!!

At one point the button limped as I was on the bb and I called with AA, we went to showdown and he had KK lol, that will teach him to limp with kings lol

well if you raised from BB you would probably ended allin preflop so the outcome would be the same? :)


roopopper Topic starter
roopopper
Joined: 31.12.2010

Originally posted by kenthmp
I remember reading somewhere here in pokerstrategy that a kitten dies everytime you limp AA.

Now I'm feeling really bad :(

I promise never to limp with AA again :f_cry:


I have to say that,besides a handful of people that make it worth it,this forum [Edited by HollyMichelle] sucks.

Toodles.


Cpwpoker
Joined: 04.06.2009

Originally posted by roopopper
Think im going to have to post some proof here or going to get grief all day for limping my aces!!!

Extract from my blog 02/09/2011 :)

Originally posted by roopopper
Played some bss nl2 nl4 today, wanted to practice my post flop skills, so only flat called or limped with every hand!! lol

It tends to put you in tricky situations, but when you do hit big its a good pay off!!

At one point the button limped as I was on the bb and I called with AA, we went to showdown and he had KK lol, that will teach him to limp with kings lol

Im going to continue this style of play for a few more days to hopefully make me think more about how I play post flop.

Here is the graph of me limping and flat calling :)

Don't practice like this it will make you a loose player in the long run and you will forget the TAG play xD

And never limp AA every time you limp AA lady luck will get mad at you and will make you lose later/


Coach
w34z3l
Joined: 03.08.2009

It is perfectly possible to play a winning open-limp strategy at the micros.

True, it is unorthodox, but the key to winning still lies in understanding how different ranges respond to your play. I.e ranges will not be the same in a limped or (limp-called) pot as in one you raised (so if you think you can learn to play in raised pots by practising in limped pots, you are possibly mistaken.)

Ideally you would also mix in a reasonable amount of limp-raising too, rather than just limp-calling all the time.

Anyways, gl.


roopopper Topic starter
roopopper
Joined: 31.12.2010

Originally posted by Ectoz
I have to say that,besides a handful of people that make it worth it,this forum fcking sucks.

Toodles.

lol thanks for such input, your view is so valued :)

[Edited by HollyMichelle]


UPAY4DINNER
Joined: 28.09.2009

Hi guys,

Let's keep this friendly now shall we?

I won't be tolerating the use of any foul language in this thread or any other for that matter.

So consider this a warning to you all.

Happy Sunday,

Gary


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