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Originally Posted by Man of Means
This illustrates another problem with your pf call which is the bad relative position - most likely the two limpers will check, pfr will bet, and you're next to act, wondering what the two after you will do.
+1, surprised it took 43 posts before this was mentioned. Our bad relative position means we're not going to be able to float the flop / peel light as much when the two limp/callers check. We end up folding some non-trivial equity postflop pretty often (or we sometimes call a cbet & then fold to a c/r, which also sucks). It's very hard to outplay an aggressive pf raiser when we're OOrP.
