[Closed] NL2 AJ limp

Preflop: I don't like limping because it becomes dead money. On higher limits players will isolate you and with AJ you won't be able to call them. Even if you do sometimes, you will miss many flops and even when you hit your A you won't be comfortable playing OOP. My suggestion would be to raise yourself if you decide to play this hand.
He raises you small so you're basically priced in. (If I limped I would call such a small raise, I wouldn't however call $0,12 raise)

Flop: You're done with the hand and your thoughts should be to c/f it. Continuing this hand would be stupid, because there are almost no turns that gives us big lead.

Turn: Turn is not so blank if you look better. There is FD + straight + two pair combos + sets... Leading here basically means "I hit something good". If you lead out and anybody calls you, you're done with the hand. Even if river comes J you can't be comfortable calling it.

You see why is good to either isolate preflop or fold it and wait for better hand? We were playing OOP, and we had to make so many decisions, which would cost us way less if we had the plan before limping AJ and seeing what flop brings.

Originally posted by yaxkukmian
You see why is good to either isolate preflop or fold it and wait for better hand? We were playing OOP, and we had to make so many decisions, which would cost us way less if we had the plan before limping AJ and seeing what flop brings.

Got my lesson, I will make sure I don't do anything like this again. Thanks for the feedback, you explained it very well. ♠_cool:

Hello Krishjanis,

Preflop: Raise it right preflop, limping is just horrible. You ain't gonna play the hand profitable this way.

As played
Postflop: Just Check behind on turn, they ain't folding better hands. Most of the other hands you beat by Checking.

Best regards.