Another, Skypoker Classic.... Now, if only, I had been.. 'good enough (lmao)' to; Get it in, Bad Enough.. To Be Good Enough.. A dealer, CLASSIC... random.. Off, course.. ππππππππππππ
the ole dealer, started the daily rngiggle, very early, blimey, easy, on a Sundee. Forumites, how, do, these players, hit, their 4% river chance, relentlessly? in the big hands, big pots? then again, the best of the best, keep trumpeting, pj just can't play,.. Noahs Arkπ signed, copies, of the Book iffy biznez, available early December, love all, pj, xxxπππ
See, the thing is, even with the new found ability, to simply treat with Rauchas Laughter, every time, still amusing, to 'watch it happen' relentlessly. Bounty Hunter, nine left. Lol,several times!
I can't remember who told me this, but its something that I always remember (apart from who obviously...) and I can see why. Never limp. If a good player is limping into you then there's usually good reason for it and alarm bells should be ringing to get out the hand asap!
Good players who limp know what they are doing. Bad players who limp don't know how to play post flop!
Good grief, I had not noticed he limped from a 4 BB stack. Trying to portray that as a bad beat is enbarrassing.
Seriously Paul, read those links myself & others posted about short stack play. You just can't limp from a stack of 10 to 15 Bigs or less, it's burning money.
In a recent Final I watched you limp from a 3.5 BB stack with A-9 after the chippy had already limped in. These are dream spots where you should be high-fiving the Dealer & getting it in. A-9 is MONSTER in that spot, & you can increase your stack from 3.5 Bigs to 6 Bigs without even seeing a flop.
You've made a small profit over a 1,000 game sample, so you are already doing better than most players. Fix your short stack play & you could start to really improve those results.
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https://texasholdemquestions.com/limp-in-poker-why-its-almost-always-bad/
https://upswingpoker.com/limps-poker-open-limpers-strategy/
"Never be the first player to limp into the pot. I repeat, never be the first player to limp into the pot.
With regard to one of your other threads;
DO YOU BACK A HORSE IF YOU SEE IT LIMPING (PRE-RACE)β½
aphorism or euphemism? π
Now, if only, I had been.. 'good enough (lmao)' to;
Get it in, Bad Enough.. To Be Good Enough..
A dealer, CLASSIC... random.. Off, course.. ππππππππππππ
Forumites, how, do, these players, hit, their 4% river chance, relentlessly? in the big hands, big pots? then again, the best of the best, keep trumpeting, pj just can't play,..
Noahs Arkπ
signed, copies, of the Book iffy biznez, available early December, love all, pj, xxxπππ
Did you limp with 5-5?
On the new software (when it arrives),
will the CALL button be replaced with a LIMP button?
π‘ could be a BIG help to general gameplay π€¦ββοΈ π¦΅p
@Tikay10
could it be a feature if you press LIMP a big red X appears
@Red_King
This might work.....
Bounty Hunter, nine left.
Lol,several times!
Stop with the limping, your results will improve immediately.
If you want to play Q-7, open with a bet not a call, then 8-3 man does not even see the flop & we all move on happily.
Nobody is going to give you an ounce of sympathy or care about your beats if you keep limping time after time.
This advice has been given more times than enough, & is good advice. Try it please so that our forum can be spared these daily whines & whinges.
I can't remember who told me this, but its something that I always remember (apart from who obviously...) and I can see why. Never limp. If a good player is limping into you then there's usually good reason for it and alarm bells should be ringing to get out the hand asap!
Good players who limp know what they are doing. Bad players who limp don't know how to play post flop!
PS, feel free to limp on my tables.
Good grief, I had not noticed he limped from a 4 BB stack. Trying to portray that as a bad beat is enbarrassing.
Seriously Paul, read those links myself & others posted about short stack play. You just can't limp from a stack of 10 to 15 Bigs or less, it's burning money.
In a recent Final I watched you limp from a 3.5 BB stack with A-9 after the chippy had already limped in. These are dream spots where you should be high-fiving the Dealer & getting it in. A-9 is MONSTER in that spot, & you can increase your stack from 3.5 Bigs to 6 Bigs without even seeing a flop.
You've made a small profit over a 1,000 game sample, so you are already doing better than most players. Fix your short stack play & you could start to really improve those results.
On another thread this morning, @rspca12 - who is no mug either Live or Online - said "DONT LIMP ANYTHING!."
And yes, he typed it in upper case.
And that's especially true when we have 3 or 4 bigs. It's jam or fold when we get down to 10 to 15 bigs really, whilst your stack still has power.
Play passive, wait to hit hands and make sure you have as little fold equity as possible.