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[QUOTE="primrose, post: 7156783, member: 1036998"]
You should

- have disciplined limp-behind ranges from the BN and CO, and maybe the HJ (pairs only); they should contain no strong hands, only marginal hands
- not have an open-limp range except from the SB (forget GTO limps; just raise if you're first in on the BN or CO)

You can occasionally break the second rule if the table is crazy. Like if every hand is raised big and you get a premium, you can limp it. The second last tournament I played, every hand was raised at my table and then I got KK UTG. So I just limped-jammed it. If the person who wanted to raise had ever paid attention to how I played, they'd have known that I have no limping range and this can only be a trap, but I know they wouldn't (and they didn't, they raised and then called the all-in). If you're deeper stacked and there's a maniac at the table who will just keep barelling if you show no strength, you can also limp AA and then just check-call every street.

But those are rare exceptions; if you open-limp regularly, you're doing it wrong.
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