which are limping hands in NL?

[MrDarling]

Hi ,

In EP which hands will you limp in with ? (Im talking weak hands as well as strong)
And in LP , if no one else raise ?

Thanks

Danny

[shorn7]

What is the game? Liming hands in NLHE are much different than those in LHE.

[supafrey]

limp in playing 200NL and up...

23s-KQs
24s-JKs
22-TT
47s-TKs
9Ks
Axs
Kxs
89o-QKo

[MrDarling]

I mean NL and edited the title to refelct that.
so superfly, what do you do with these hands when there is a normal raise (3-4XBB) before you . Which ones you raise, call and fold?

Thanks.

[shorn7]

limp in playing 200NL and up...

23s-KQs
24s-JKs
22-TT
47s-TKs
9Ks
Axs
Kxs
89o-QKo

Supa- You serious about all of these??

[kingetje]

so superfly,

[MasterShake]

I mean NL and edited the title to refelct that.
so superfly, what do you do with these hands when there is a normal raise (3-4XBB) before you . Which ones you raise, call and fold?

Thanks.

I'd fold all of those hands to a raise in EP except maybe 8 8-10 10 and KQs depending on the raisor.

[Sean_in_NJ]

Supa- You serious about all of these??

He plays a lot of hands.

[shorn7]

Dam, I guess. Wish I felt good enough about my post flop game to play that many. Good for him...

[Dias]

so superfly,

ok...thats awesome...

[supafrey]

:O

better than supra, which i've also heard.

And yeah, that's about right.

For calling raises I usally tighten up a little bit.

42s-AQs
32s-Aks
QJo-AKo
Axs
Kxs
22-AA

[Eusebio]

Ok, so those are your EP limp Hands.


What happens if somebody raises in MP or LP, are you just folding then?
I know that depends very much on who raises etc., but I mean in general. Are you saying: Well, these hands are worth a BB and if it should be more I fold, or would you see the flop with those hands? lets say they raised the min.

[supafrey]

For calling raises I usally tighten up a little bit.

42s-AQs
32s-Aks
QJo-AKo
Axs
Kxs
22-AA

[72o]

Classic limping hands are small or medium pocked pairs and suited connectors. You hope to hit a set, a flush or straight and win a big pot against many callers.

"Limping in" means to see the flop cheaply. Ideally by calling just the big blind. Limping in from early position is a contratiction in itself. You don't know wether a player will raise after you. Even worse, one of your opponents may be tempted to raise with a medicore hand because he expects your hand to be even weaker. With his raise he drives out the other players and if you call you are heads-on with a better hand than yours.

[groton]

thats why SUPA is who he is.

by thay Limping hands for me
are

67S-KQs
79s-JKS
22-88(pocket Pair abouth a 8 is a raising hand )
910os-A6os
any Axs

thats about it