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What conventional poker wisdoms do you disagree with?
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[QUOTE="Gritz18, post: 6401555, member: 482507"] I'm only going to limp in two situations and I don't always do that. I limp when I'm in the SB with little chips (eg 26bb), low pairs (22,33) or a hand that has some value. I limp in when I have low pair and the hand comes to me when two or more players have limped. But other than that, I think it's completely wrong for the player who limps almost every hand to try to hit, usually who does this a lot is a recreational player, you just have to observe the (ex: VPIP for 58% and PFR for 2%), you can knowing that it's recreational, and that's what we usually find, especially in freerolls. Another big mistake I always see at the tables is the player overvaluing when he picks up a hand with AX, and limps in, if he hits his A, he'll never know if he's ahead, especially when there's more than one player in the hand and usually the recreational player does this. That's why it's important to study Range, by position at the table.(y) [/QUOTE]
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