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[Complete Poker Rules » Poker Rules - Strategy Discussions - Book Reviews | Complete Poker Rules] 10 Common No Limit Hold’ Em Mistakes: If you are at a table where you are raising 4xBB +1BB per limper and you consistently get 5 callers then feel free to increase your opening raise amount. On the flip side, if your 4xBB raise is consistently getting folded around, find a new table!

[Rcheli's Weblog] Evaluating Starting Hands In No-Limit Hold’em Tournaments: If you make it 3 times the size of the big blind to go that typically equals an 80% pot bet. This will protect you in case you get re-raised or called by stronger holdings.

[TalkFlop.com Blog] Tournament Report: Bad Plays & Good Plays = Progress: There were 3 limpers in front of me and everything in my mind told me that I should be in there raising, but for some reason I didn’t.  Like I said, I just don’t feel ready to play those first couple of hands (which is a HUGE leak that I need to plug).  The flop comes out and things don’t get any better:

[Poker-Strategy.org] 7 Card Stud - 5th Street Strategy: The chances that someone else has been dealt a higher hand in the first 5 cards is small. However, I am inclined to bet my 3 of a kind on 5th street, if there are alot of limpers .

[PokerListings.com - Blog] WSOP Event 29: $3000 No-Limit Hold'em Part 1: Flopping a set in this spot can be extremely profitable, especially when your opponent lets you limp in behind him. The benefits can often outweigh those of isolating these limpers and playing a bigger pot in position as the aggressor.

[ThePokerResource.net: A Rounder's blog] KK’s 2008 WSOP Main Event, Day 1 - July 6: I lead for 2k and both him and AG fold and I table KK saying I don’t want to play a huge pot with you guys with the end of the day coming so soon. I tighten up for a half hour or so but the last half I open it up again.

[Devin Armstrong] "Welcome to hell, sir.": Fair enough, but if the hand had played out like it should have, he would have bet 3K on the flop, and I would have called and hit my flush on the turn. Now, there's no guarantee that I would have won at that point as he could have made me very uncomfortable with just the jack-high flush, but the more likely scenario is that he would have to slow way down with his red kings on a 4-spade board, giving me the pot.

[Wise Hand Poker] Stars And Stripes: Level four started and I won a pot with 77 and know was back up to 4500 chips, I was in the cutoff with 4 limpers and I had 9-10 and called. The flop was 7-8-6 with 2 spades and it checked to me and I put 4300 chips in the middle because I did not want anyone chasing the flush.

[tk's Blog] League Game 4 & Wendover Weekend!: I ship it in on the SB with  behind 3 or 4 limpers and was instacalled by one of the EP limpers. Figured I ran into AA/KK but he tabled AKo, dominating my hand regardless. 

[Queen of Diamonds] Tournament shoving: Subsequently the flop came as showed in the picture below and the BB made the same bet as preflop and the other players called towards me. I was a little bit confused and doubted whether to raise (to get some info on the BB: did he show weakness because his AK didn’t hit of was he slowplaying his overpair on this harmless flop) or check.

[TK's Blog] Friday March 7, 2008 - WSOP Qualifier: Whether it be you have AA vs someone's KK (and it holds up)or you flop a set on a non dangerous board against someone's AA, or you just plain suckout on someone. Skills play an important role also, mainly making correct decisions and maximizing value when you get into those situations when you have the big hands. 

[Oasis88's Blog Spot] Hands from last session: I flop a monster and just bet out to try and build the pot. These players are passive so I can stand to make a lot of money just by them calling me down with .

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