PP PreFlop Strategy

[provise444]

if y play sit n go's then yes, 4+1bb per limper. and so on

[Pokeracestud]

All of your exclusions dictate what you should be doing bra. There is no absolute way to play those hands man. You can raise 77+ with position and limp the rest if the implies are there dude. Otherwise yas folds it.

[WILD]

The position and stack sizes matter. For instance, if I'm sb vs bb, I'd say all in is in order if I'm seriously short stacked.

[scooterdice]

I would limp...massive bets get called by massive donks almost always

[shaclack]

fold fold fold fold bluff fold, a wise man once said dunno hoo

[Swordcall]

I basically just move in with JJ+ on a low stack. You can really beat yourself up trying to outguess everyone once the flop comes.
You are better off going all in instead of missing the flop with half your stack in the pot and more players to deal with also.

~SwordCall

[paratrooper99]

Pretty impossible question to answer without the variables that are asked to exclude........................................... ..................................

[paratrooper99]

In tournaments, consider the percentage of your stack and the opponents stack in this calculation. If you are risking less than 10% of your stack and if you lose, you still have over 50bb, I would consider it worth the risk only if our villian is deep as well.

[paratrooper99]

Set mining can be very profitable only if you will get paid. If Villian has AK and wiffs with a 972 board and you have duck duck, you will likely only get a cbet and not his entire stack....

[UnknownABC]

Say you have pocket pairs pre-flop, anything Jacks or less, What is the best action if 1) you don't have much if any info on the other players, 2) Seating is not considered for this example 3) Nor is stack size.
Is limping in the best play or fire off a massive bet?

Stack size and position must always be considered. Firing off a massive bet with a medium pair could cost you your tournament life.