Playing from the small blind in Limit

[FatRufus]

i think lee's point are good. I think its easier to be calling the big blind in limit because you don't have the threat of a monster raise coming, so if you have ok cards and have a nice stack you can call and hope for no raise. And he can only raise twice the big blind pre-flop so i normally like to try and see a flop. There are your obvious fold but at low-limit i think you can be more aggresive with what cards you choose to play.

[2Tone]

In a 2/4 game with 1/ 2 blinds, I’m completing with almost any two cards if there’s no raise in front of me. Even with only one caller, it’s still worth it. You just have to be willing to let go of it if the flop doesn’t look friendly.

3/6 with 1/3 blinds is different story. I’m folding all trash hands, and depending on the nature of the table makeup and number of limpers, playing only “reasonable hands,” much like the list you presented, perhaps even a little tighter.

For 4/8, I’ve seen different kinds of blind structure. If it’s $2/$4, see first paragraph. If it’s 1/2, like a lot of the Vegas card rooms, I’ll freely admit I haven’t figured out the right strategy.

[PShabi]

Having a "nice stack" has absolutely no role in any decision made playing limit hold 'em.

[FatRufus]

so if your play $1/2 and u have $10 are you going to play the same as $100?

[PShabi]

If you don't have enough money in front of you to "raise,reraise, and cap" the next hand, on every street, then you should be buying in for more chips.

[lavvman]

depending on which hot chick is sittin next to me and what shes doing

[FatRufus]

yah your right pshabi but i still think the money you have changes the mind set a little dont you agree?

[PShabi]

No.

Unless you're playing outside of your bankroll.

[MathBabe]

I knew that! Yay!