No, Im not in the wrong forum

[iceman5]

So Im playing a little 2/4 and 3/6 limit at WPX. I figure it a good way to practice limit since Im getting all my rake back. Im nowhere near as good at limit as I am at NL, but I still think I can beat these fools.

How this?

EP raises, next guy calls, LP calls and I call in the SB with AA. BB folds.

Pot is $18. Flop TT3. I bet $2, EP raises, 1 fold, LP 3 bets.

Should I be ready to bail out here or should I try to call down all the way?
If another T hits the turn or river should I wake back up and start trying to build the pot since chances are low that someone has a T?

[Kuso]

assuming no reads that villains are complete aggro monkeys....

reraise pf and fold to flop 3-bet. you're drawing to two outs more often than not.

[GodlikeRoy]

Why didn't you re-raise preflop?

[The Golden 1]

Yeah seriously, this isn't NL where you can just checkraise whatever you want on the flop. Get hella bets in while you're ahead. EP may cap and get 1 or both of the others to fold, which would be tight.

As played fold to flop 3 bet, you have no idea where you stand.

[emmasdad]

[iceman5]

[Kuso]

[The Golden 1]

[iceman5]

[piersmajestyk]

[The Golden 1]

If another bet goes in preflop there's a good chance it will be capped, meaning that could force some others out, that's how you force people out in limit.
It also gives you more information, if EP caps then you know he has a high pocket pair or AK (maybe AQ) so why should you be worried about a TTx flop?

Also Ice I dont see how hating limit should have anything to do with those hands. You lost a lot less than you would have with those hands in NL, you lose a couple stacks there as opposed to 10-20 bb you would in limit

[iceman5]

"Also Ice I dont see how hating limit should have anything to do with those hands. You lost a lot less than you would have with those hands in NL, you lose a couple stacks there as opposed to 10-20 bb you would in limit "

O know I would lose alot more with those hands in NL, but I would be able to make it up with or without cards in other hands. Im at the mercy of the cards in limit.

[Kuso]