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[QUOTE="Dorkus Malorkus, post: 430187, member: 6020"]
The fact that you don't have a choice in limit, and the fact that you have more and better options available in no limit. In limit, it's a given that the ranges of hands you can assign players with is larger than in equivalent no limit hands, given optimal play.
 
In limit, you have TPTK on a ragged two-flush board, and you bet. You are correct in betting, as you have the best hand and obviously want to get money in while ahead. However, the guy with the flush draw is justified in calling in most cases because of pot odds. You have no real opportunity to allow villain to make a mistake here.
 
No limit gives you more opportunities to make your opponents make errors, and more opportunities to extract information from our opponents than limit, which is a more mechanical game. Why not take these opportunities when they are presented? Limit and NL are two completely different games, and your statement is kinda like someone saying "You should always play A2xx in Omaha because it's a good O8 hand". ;)
 
Implied odds are also a huge factor. 74s is more likely to call a preflop minraise when he stands to double up an already large stack than if he expects to win at most 5 or 6 BBs if he hits a flop.
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