200902 Benchmarking Scenario 2 - 22-44 UTG (2 off Button) - Limp, Fold or Raise?

[GaF]

In Scenario 1(http://www.punterslounge.com/forum/f95/200902-benchmarking-scenario-1-88-utg-2-off-button-limp-raise-81150/) a few of the replies so far have said that they raise UTG 5 handed 100% of the time with any pocket pair - so thought I'd expand the problem out a bit.... same situation, but this time you have 22, 33 or 44 ..... We have 127 occurences of this in our sample, so a little better than the last one (though still small)

[Player004]

Re: 200902 Benchmarking Scenario 2 - 22-44 UTG (2 off Button) - Limp, Fold or Raise? Didn't see this thread when I replied in the other one. I am very inclined to limp with low pocket pairs. I understand what Nade said about it being fishy but at this level I don't think anyone notices and when I do hit sets (twice) I have been getting paid off.

[GaF]

Re: 200902 Benchmarking Scenario 2 - 22-44 UTG (2 off Button) - Limp, Fold or Raise? I dont care if I look fishy if it's the best play ;)

[Nade]

Re: 200902 Benchmarking Scenario 2 - 22-44 UTG (2 off Button) - Limp, Fold or Raise?

I dont care if I look fishy if it's the best play ;)

It is fishy because it's a bad play.

[goater14]

Re: 200902 Benchmarking Scenario 2 - 22-44 UTG (2 off Button) - Limp, Fold or Raise? Its only in the last 6000-7000 hands I,ve been raising all pairs UTG and judging from my stats its the most profitable play.

[GaF]

Re: 200902 Benchmarking Scenario 2 - 22-44 UTG (2 off Button) - Limp, Fold or Raise? Here are the results of this scenario. Top Table is overall 22-44 UTG, Middle table is 22-44 UTG where you raise first in Bottom table is where you open limp. Open Limping seems to be profitable, whilst open raising seems to be unprofitable (with the extremely dodgy sample size)