LWPC: Limped With Previous CallersLimping is the act of calling an un-raised pre-flop pot. LWPC is the frequency with which a player calls, when at least one player has already limped and the pot is still un-raised. As a rule of thumb, winning poker players avoid limping in most cases. If you believe your hand is better than the other players, raise. If you believe your hand is worse, fold.
However, there are exceptions. For example, it makes sense to limp
from late position with hands that have a decent chance to become
strong on the flop (i.e., hands with high implied odds). For
example, A LWPC per_hand: true
limpers: action == Call and round == P
raisers: action == Raise and round == P
opportunity: other(limpers) and not other(raisers) and round == P and in_front_before == $0
instance: action == Call
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