Limp

Basic Definition

Limping refers to the act of calling the big blind (BB) amount of chips pre-flop to participate in the game. It is often considered a passive way of entering the pot without raising. It is also known as "limp-in."

Specific Situation

In a $1/$2 blind game, when you are in the UTG (Under the Gun) position with a hand of , you call $2 to limp in.

After another player limps, the player on the button raises, forcing the limping players to respond.

Important Information

Limping is often seen as passive play, and especially when you have a strong hand, raising can create a more advantageous situation.

When choosing to limp, it's important to consider your position and the playing style of your opponents. Limping increases the likelihood of inviting raises from other players.

Examples of Term Usage

"After limping pre-flop, he suddenly started playing aggressively on the flop."