Limping after a limper.
You see a flop cheaply for 1bb, but if someone raises behind you, you hold a weak range OOP. Example. On the BTN behind a limper, you may overlimp small pairs 22-55 and suited connectors like 76s.
Related terms
- Limp / Open limp (poker)Entering the pot by calling the BB instead of raising.
- Iso-raise (poker)A raise to get heads-up against a limper.
- BTN (poker)The button seat, which always acts last after the flop.
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