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You know late, mid to late in a Pot Limit Omaha tournament. It's usually not okay to
limp. Usually you want to raise or fold. But, if you're the chip leader and you're on the
button and it's come around to you with only limpers. Cause other people will tend to play
that way. It's come around to you with only limpers, and you look down and you see cards
that are somewhat connected. Maybe there's one gap, but they're mostly connected and
they pretty much work together. Go ahead and limp. Because you'll be getting good value.
Let's you're at a nine player table and three people have limped in before you and you know
the small blinds probably going to complete and the big blinds already in. He's probably
just going to check. Then you'll be getting good return on your chips. So you want to
do that, but, if you're on the button and it folds around to you. It's and un-open pot.
Don't limp at that time, because you're not getting a good return on your chips. If you
like your hand, raise it up, raise the pot. If you don't, throw it away.