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Message: [QUOTE="Eric Salvador, post: 5422647, member: 315501"] I like limping from earlier positions like UTG when the table is super aggressive. Then having a choice to reraise or just close the action. Hands like AK, AQs, 77-QQ. The these hands have equity and you’re more then likely facing a raise. Now if you know that the blinds are very like to squeeze a UTG limp and a CO raise you may not want to take this approach. It puts you in a very difficult spot when you limp and are 3bet out of position. Basically limping with strength and keeping opponents for knowing what you’re playing. Limping AA in late position is a spot you can limp to strengthen you limp range and allow you to play more hands like 76s or 54s in uncontested pots. You want to see as many flops as possible with hands that have equity. Limping with strength will allow for you to do this more frequently against knowledgeable opponents. Against bad players limping in position is can be helpful if you can outplay them [/QUOTE]