Comments on: The Limper http://www.pokerplasm.com/2005/12/player-types-the-limper/ PokerPlasm is an online poker magazine devoted to poker interviews, articles, tips, and the latest news. Learn more from the poker professionals! Tue, 28 Jun 2011 04:08:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Matt Chapman http://www.pokerplasm.com/2005/12/player-types-the-limper/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Matt Chapman Sat, 18 Feb 2006 09:34:20 +0000 http://www.pokerplasm.com/?p=34#comment-13 Limping seems to be the norm if you play on the very low-level limit tables - something like VC Poker's 5c/10c limit tables. Unfortunately, making a limit raise pre-flop on this kind of table doesn't get rid of anyone. Good advice, though, and this will come in handy when I make it to bigger stakes tables. Limping seems to be the norm if you play on the very low-level limit tables – something like VC Poker’s 5c/10c limit tables. Unfortunately, making a limit raise pre-flop on this kind of table doesn’t get rid of anyone.
Good advice, though, and this will come in handy when I make it to bigger stakes tables.

]]> By: jpimpin http://www.pokerplasm.com/2005/12/player-types-the-limper/comment-page-1/#comment-12 jpimpin Tue, 07 Feb 2006 17:23:15 +0000 http://www.pokerplasm.com/?p=34#comment-12 Hey snake! I play on full tilt poker and absolute poker and have seen up to 60% plenty of times. So I am not sure what Grinder is talkin about. Now, about live games- i luv live games!!!! It's a lot easier for me to read my oppenents and out play them on the flop and beyond. But, online is easy too! Eventhough there are less info to work wit online, I can still pick up on bettin patterns and thats proved to be one of best tools utilized to pick up tells and read people! But, this article is not even about that its about how to play against limpers!!! So, i dont really know what Grinder is talkin about! Now, in reference to your article on limpers.... dead on!!!! They are very predictable and easy to beat for the most part. Not very tricky, and usually when u get chk raised by one of these limpets, you can USUALLY lay the hand down wit ease. There ARE NO set rules juss guidlines, thats why i say usually. There are too many variables to have DEF. clear cut rules. Every hand is diff. and people and moods, your image, texture of board, position, etc.( list goes on and on). Sorry I was goin on a tangent there lol. But, your article is dead on, when it comes to 'limpers'. IF u have a weak hand but ur next to the limper and its been folded to you.... raise it 2.5-5x BB, that way you, usually take it down or know your 'limper' is strong or thinks he/she's strong if they call or reraise then u juss release the fish and let it swim away for now. You'll catch the "BIG ONE" later, it's juss a matter of time. Good Article Snake!!! Hey snake!
I play on full tilt poker and absolute poker
and have seen up to 60% plenty of times. So I am not sure what Grinder is talkin about. Now, about live games- i luv live games!!!! It’s a lot easier for me to read my oppenents and out play them on the flop and beyond. But, online is easy too! Eventhough there are less info to work wit online, I can still pick up on bettin
patterns and thats proved to be one of best tools utilized to pick up tells and read people! But, this article is not even about that its about how to play against limpers!!! So, i dont really know what Grinder is talkin about! Now, in reference to your article on limpers…. dead on!!!!
They are very predictable and easy to beat for the most part. Not very tricky, and usually when u get chk raised by one of these limpets, you can USUALLY lay the hand
down wit ease. There ARE NO set rules juss
guidlines, thats why i say usually. There are too many variables to have DEF. clear cut rules. Every hand is diff. and people and moods, your image, texture of board, position, etc.( list goes on and on). Sorry
I was goin on a tangent there lol. But, your article is dead on, when it comes to ‘limpers’. IF u have a weak hand but ur next to the limper and its been folded to you…. raise it 2.5-5x BB, that way you, usually take it down or know your ‘limper’ is strong or thinks he/she’s strong if they
call or reraise then u juss release the fish and let it swim away for now. You’ll catch the “BIG ONE” later, it’s juss a matter of time. Good Article Snake!!!

]]> By: Crazy Snake http://www.pokerplasm.com/2005/12/player-types-the-limper/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Crazy Snake Wed, 18 Jan 2006 23:40:32 +0000 http://www.pokerplasm.com/?p=34#comment-11 I have played live, though the vast majority of my games are online. The numbers are largely irrelevent. What is important is to recognise the type of player and how to deal with them. If the article helps in that regard I am glad. If not, I would be pleased to receive suggestions from you (and all) as to how it could be improved. Regards CS I have played live, though the vast majority of my games are online. The numbers are largely irrelevent. What is important is to recognise the type of player and how to deal with them. If the article helps in that regard I am glad. If not, I would be pleased to receive suggestions from you (and all) as to how it could be improved.

Regards
CS

]]> By: Grinder http://www.pokerplasm.com/2005/12/player-types-the-limper/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Grinder Wed, 11 Jan 2006 19:43:01 +0000 http://www.pokerplasm.com/?p=34#comment-10 Do you play a lot of LIVE games? (as opposed to online). 60% flops are unheard of online at anything below .25/50 maybe but not often. I've always said that online games even .25/50 are tougher then casino poker. Do you play a lot of LIVE games? (as opposed to online). 60% flops are unheard of online at anything below .25/50 maybe but not often.

I’ve always said that online games even .25/50 are tougher then casino poker.

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