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FCP, 8 handed, no readsRISE is MP2 with A :icon_suit_club: 5 :icon_suit_club: PF: UTG folds, UTG1 calls, MP1 folds, RISE calls, CO raises, button calls, SB calls, BB folds, UTG1 calls, RISE callsFlop:(11 SB)9 :icon_suit_club: J :icon_suit_diamond: 4 :icon_suit_heart: SB checks, UTG1 checks, RISE checks, CO bets, button folds, SB calls, UTG1 folds, RISE calls...ok flop peel? bd straight + wheel outs and my As might be good. also im closing action so i wont get raised.

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13-1 to call.23-1 for a BDFD23-1 for a BDSDNow... does that make it 23-2 to hit either? Apparently my math is rusty.. and it's late, and I'm tired... on second thought.. my math has to be way off...If it's right by some stretch, then we can call. I don't mind it either way. Peeling in big pots is ok.I fold PF with only 1 limper though, FWIW. And I know... loose tables... I just played at the B/M yesterday and today... 8 to the flop, average in a raised pot.. I know how to play loose tables...- Zach

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the tables last night were playing much tighter than usual. this particular one not so much, and i figured it was going to be atleast 4-5 handed even if it was raised behind me.

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Pretty loose preflop call.....extremely loose flop call............I'd only call if you KNOW that you can get paid off pretty good if you hit..and in this case..I can't really see it being worth it. I fold preflop..and on flop.

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Overcard 1.5 outs, bdfd 1.5 outs, bdsd .5 outs—roughly 3.5 outs. I’d call. I don’t really see a case for betting rather than checking either, other than getting another ace to fold. I think I play it the same.Read Replies:I think I tend to auto limp with Axs in MP and then autocall a raise. I gather this isn't the greatest idea on tight tables. The flop call is rather loose too I guess...

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I've got no real problem with the limp, especially the way your tables usually are in the hands you post. As far as on the flop, I can see calling there since you're closing the action. It also lets you evaluate your situation on the turn if you do slightly improve thanks to your position relative to the bettor.All that said, I personally still probably fold that flop, though I can see at least some value in calling there.

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