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bigslikk
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07-01-2006, 02:43 AM
Post subject: Limp with a suited Axe??
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Flush
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Chicago
Posts: 445
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So A5s, A8s
I've heard that limping with drawing hands pf can be profitable-
Am I giving away too much limping wit. drawing hands and low pp?
Should I possibly be raising with Ax suited at certain times?
If I am faced with standard raise behind me (3-4x bb)- what shud i do??
Talkin full ring here- advice appreciated- 
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Smoooth
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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Limping with low pp is profitable just because you can make so much when you hit a set. Especially if theres alot of other limpers.
I think AXs isnt because the only flop I'd be comfortable with is a flush. Even if a A comes up you are likely chasing someone with a higher kicker.
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bruinblue
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Flush
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Seattle
Posts: 329
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i agree with smooth - you have no real value on tp because if you get any kind of action, youre beat - never call a raise with Axs...
BUT if you happen to have it in late position and its folded to you its OK to try and take the blinds down - just dont call a reraise
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r4racer220: every day is lee jones day
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grnydrowave2
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Full House
Join Date: Mar 2005
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Also, a set is a disguised hand. You are much less likely to get paid off if you hit the flush.
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<SrslySirius> Hal Lubarsky, my nemesis.
<SaltLick> are you seriously losing to a blind guy
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Renton
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Straight Flush
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Atlanta, GA, USA
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its ok if you play postflop well enough to know when tpnk is good and when it isn't.
Axs is a great hand for loose agressive play because you flop pair+flush draw a lot and can push people around with your big draw.
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jyms
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Tilting Mod
Join Date: Feb 2006
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Just remember post flop why you enterd the pot in the first place. Don't get attached to Ax when you pair the ace, you need at least 2 pair or a good draw. And don't get married to Small PP with overs on the board, your playing these for sets.
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jackvance
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4-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Mar 2006
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by Trainer_jyms
Just remember post flop why you enterd the pot in the first place. Don't get attached to Ax when you pair the ace, you need at least 2 pair or a good draw.
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If that is true then you better not play them.
Axs is usually an auto-raise for me, unless I am in the blinds with many limpers, or unless I've been raising too much so that I don't get credit for it anymore.. but that is 6max.
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andy609
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3-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Dec 2005
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I always play Axs, limping in all but the last two positions, where I will try to steal the blinds (and would do the same w/ Axo). If called in the latter situation, I will usually continue bluffing on the flop.
As for hitting an ace, I will bet to see where I'm at, giving up the hand if raised or called.
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