Join Date: Jun 2004
Posts: 9
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Information reduction through strategy restrictions and Balancing proposed through a Turbo simulation (Abdul Salib 1999) suggests that limping-in may be beneficial in some games. The purpose is to balance the probabilities of you being put on a hand. Limping-in may be appropriate. But usually a re-raise is in order. Remember Group O and Group 1 hands are powerful in their own right. The point is to increase the pot not the chances of someone flopping a set. Be careful with this play.
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