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ico313
Joined: 07.04.2014

Because you will fold often to raise and lose chips, and if you have 20-25BB stack or less you don't have limp range. And especially in mid and late phase in the tournaments.

A common beginners error. You hold a speculative hand like Q Spade T Club or 9 Heart 8 Heart and you would like to take a look at the flop. The cheapest way to get there seems to be the limp (calling the big blind). That's wrong!
Limping might be tempting, but it doesn't make sense in most circumstances. Getting the hand started with an open raise is the way better play. That way you enable yourself to get a hold of the pot preflop without having to play further streets.
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devilstone
Joined: 10.09.2006

Limping does not allow to win the pot immediately. Players who have position on us will often raise so that we end up in a bad spot with most hands.


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when antes kick in


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Qayton
Joined: 03.12.2010

when the antes kick in


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ZeroDegrees
Joined: 03.06.2008

When the antes kick in


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Tunatic
Joined: 13.03.2011

When the antes kick in.


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when the blinds kick in


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gadget51
Joined: 23.06.2008

when antes come in


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Dizine
Joined: 21.05.2008

when you have less than 15bb you enter push/fold mode. Usually after the first few levels.


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ico313
Joined: 07.04.2014

when antes kick in


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Gadgaard
Joined: 25.06.2012

When Antes starts


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kiromanAAKK
Joined: 08.10.2009

The early stage end when we fall down to 40-35bb
Some1 will also will say that the early stage finish when the antes kick-in (about over 50/100 blinds)


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alloman
Joined: 24.11.2007

Because you will fold often to raise and lose chips, and if you have 20-25BB stack or less you don't have limp range. And especially in mid and late phase in the tournaments.

A common beginners error. You hold a speculative hand like Q Spade T Club or 9 Heart 8 Heart and you would like to take a look at the flop. The cheapest way to get there seems to be the limp (calling the big blind). That's wrong!
Limping might be tempting, but it doesn't make sense in most circumstances. Getting the hand started with an open raise is the way better play. That way you enable yourself to get a hold of the pot preflop without having to play further streets.
from lessons smile

i may have cheated like in school on my neibourg and copy what he said i hope this answer is good


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Tunatic
Joined: 13.03.2011

You make a cbet on the flop and basically play it aggressively 'til the end.


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Gadgaard
Joined: 25.06.2012

cbet for value


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Dizine
Joined: 21.05.2008

Make a Cbet. usually around 50% pot


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ZeroDegrees
Joined: 03.06.2008

c-bet half the pot


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continue bet n value bet


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cbet flop turn and river and fold if raised


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gadget51
Joined: 23.06.2008

cbet usually 1/2 pot size.

added you in skype sir :0


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