Poker Glossary

Poker Glossary limp poker meaning A Limp is where a player enters a pot by calling rather than raising Example: The game was $1$2 and I limped in by just calling the big limper in poker poker player US — George Percy, The Language of Poker, p 84, 1988 3 in limp game of soggy Sao — Union Recorder, p 35, 16 March 1992 so help me

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limp poker meaning To limp in poker is to bet the absolute minimum needed to stay in a hand Limping is often used when the little blind simply calls the big blind To limp is to open the betting by merely calling the blind in a game that has blinds, or by calling the bring-in for a game that has bring-ins,