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zingbust limp, re-raise 05-11-2014,
10:52 AM

Coach27 Limping is good because it... 05-11-2014,
12:55 PM

chrisdione I have done this a lot more... 05-11-2014,
01:40 PM

emanontrader Sometimes I like to limp in... 05-12-2014,
09:42 PM

ShugWhite Its best to mix up your play... 05-12-2014,
11:50 PM

BMaagz77 just remember that if your... 05-12-2014,
11:57 PM

OldDog456 It has not worked for me to... 05-13-2014,
04:43 PM

Tittyboy90 I often times find myself... 05-13-2014,
05:11 PM

gatorspader It depends on the kind of... 05-13-2014,
05:29 PM

Jimmy66666 I would say that this kind of... 05-13-2014,
05:59 PM

TheSlaughter I would suggest to never limp... 05-15-2014,
01:18 AM
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limp, re-raise
I'm finding that all the tourneys I play in, there is more pre-flop raising than there used to be. After all, players, even at the $1.10 buy-in level all know that if you're going to play a hand, you're better off raising with it than limping. But if everyone at the table knows this, then is there any value in going against the grain and limping with a playable hand, then after it gets raised, go ahead and re-raise? Does anyone do this? Is it a good weapon to use?
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