Heya
Lots of things happen when you're playing micro-low stakes. So I'm mainly talking about medium-high stakes. And not the early stages of a tournament when even very good players may limp in with a wider range.
So focus is on late stages, post bubble usually. When a fairly tight/aggressive player limps in from early position. How dangerous can he be?
Should we muck a lot of hands considering he may be holding a monster? Imagine holding AQ late position. You don't have lots of chips so spare so see exactly where you are. What's the best thing to do against such a player when he did limp in the pot?
What to do when facing a 3bet from him?
Another scenario you're holding JJ-QQ or even KK. You make a bet against the limper, he 3bets you. You 4bet and he shoves. Is it wise to call with any of them? Is KK doomed to pay up in here can make a good fold?
On the other hand, is it +EV to limp in with AA, KK from EP? Or opening shows less strength and odds of getting paid is higher?
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