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Message: [QUOTE="primrose, post: 6961817, member: 1036998"] I usually wouldn't post a preflop question because you can generally figure them out by looking at the right charts, but in this case, I haven't found anything that comes close. (Maybe a good solver could answer this? I actually don't have access to a solver that allows me to put in custom ranges, but tell me if there is a good option.) Also there might be exploitative adjustments; the field is very weak. (As usual, it's in a casino.) Hero is in the SB with :ah4: :5h4: and a stack of 136€ = 34 BB (everyone else has a larger stack). UTG+2 and Lojack both limp (4€). BN bets 20€. BN is a splashy player who straddles every time UTG and bets 20€ constantly; he bets 20€ first in, after a limper, after 2 limpers, doesn't matter. Also with a pretty wide range. I've 3-bet him a lot (always to 3x size), I don't think he folded a single time, though he has folded to all-ins before. I don't know if the limpers are tricky or not; I need to pay more attention to this. I can say that there's been a lot of limp-calling that evening though; I'd expect both limpers to call the bet. Going all-in here probably makes no sense because then BN would probably start folding their worst hands and call with the rest, and that seems like the worst possible outcome. Stack is too small to 3-bet non-allin. So is this a case where cold-calling from the SB makes sense after all? I'll probably play a 4-way pot with A5s, which doesn't sound so bad even first in. Especially since these people play multi way pots really poorly and the rake is only about 3%. Or just fold? This actually is a spot that comes up a lot; there's lots of limp-limp-limp or limp-limp-raise type situations, and I'm not quite sure how to handle them especially from the SB. [/QUOTE]

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