IMO open-limping in 6max shoud be done very rarely. (in FR too)

As for speculative hands like KQo, AJo, 22, 65s UTG I either raise them if I comfortable at the table, i.e. have reads, can take lots of pots postflop even if I miss the flop, or fold if I am not comfortable.

IMO open-limping in 6max shoud be done very rarely. (in FR too)


so they say, but we are trying to get a bit deeper than the 2+2 FAQ words of wisdom here I hope...

Anyone with a big PT DB and who does both limping and raising UTG and UTG+1 care to give us comparisons for say KQo QJs KJo ATs, 87s - otherwise we are mostly whistling in the wind here I think..

certainly I am running at over 4+PTBB/hand with AKo with the limp/push in EP since I switched to it 2 months back and that is against received wisdom too..

Despite what you may read, there's nothing wrong with open limping.

say you open limp with KQ are you calling a raise? because i'm not even though the range your facing can be a lot wider than what calls your raise. if you did do you check fold to a double barrel on a K or Q high flop?

i dont know of an easy way to split raised and limped hand for a specific position other than using SQL. if there is one using PT filter let me know EX.
but since i raise KQo QJs from UTG less than 10% of the time, here is some numbers :
over 100k+ DB : from UTG :
KQo (112) : 1.04ptbb
KJo : i stop playing that hand from UTG about 4 month ago as it was a loser for me.
QJs (65) : 0.79ptbb
ATs (42) : 1.12ptbb
87s (25) : 0.61ptbb this is a hand i dont play often from UTG and when i do i always raise it.