Developing a limping range 1/2
04-16-2018
, 05:07 AM
Quote:
Why do you think you need to get your stack in by the river to play a hand profitably?
Someone told me you cant limp Axs profitably in EP at 2/5. Of course I accepted the challenge. Results for the last 149 times I limped A9s or lower in the first 3 positions:
+$925
I had 2 pots that got all in before the river and I won $95 more than my equity in those hands so lets call it +$835.
That's +$5.60 per hand including all the times I folded to a raise after limping. I included results of every time I limped in that situation. If you keep track of any kind of things like these, you know that $5.60 profit per hand is damned good especially playing OOP.
Someone told me you cant limp Axs profitably in EP at 2/5. Of course I accepted the challenge. Results for the last 149 times I limped A9s or lower in the first 3 positions:
+$925
I had 2 pots that got all in before the river and I won $95 more than my equity in those hands so lets call it +$835.
That's +$5.60 per hand including all the times I folded to a raise after limping. I included results of every time I limped in that situation. If you keep track of any kind of things like these, you know that $5.60 profit per hand is damned good especially playing OOP.
how can you remember this datas about a live game so clearly?do you use to track and record any hand you play or what else?
04-16-2018
, 07:59 AM
Its not hard, it happens maybe once or twice a session. I just put a note on my phone. If I limp and fold the flop I just note 1 limp and -$5. If I limp and win $40. I note that. Very simple.
04-16-2018
, 08:09 PM