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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 5419316, member: 385063"]
Thank U 4 Posting.

How would limping control a crazy raiser?
What range would you limp vs villains who raise 90% of the time?
Limping is used to see a flop cheaply but if you limp in early position and then there are other limpers are you not then giving the CO and BTN a reason to raise a wide range of hands regardless of their player type?
If you are limp calling a raise how does that allow you to control the pot on the 3 streets of betting still to come?
If you are limp folding in tournaments at what stack depth would you do so?

Loose/Tight?
Did you mean a mostly loose table or a mostly tight table?

Passive play is the key to limping.

Which style of play would let you get the most value from a limped wider range post flop loose or tight?

Many poker coaches recommend a min raise to a limp, have you researched why?

Do you think your OOP skill set is good enough for you to be involved in multi-way pots with a wide range?

The most common OOP limp strategy in loose aggressive tournaments is to limp reraise AA KK QQ.
The purpose is to jam over top of a raise so that you can get heads up with the never folding raiser and knock out the other limpers so that you steal their equity back. 
The reason you limp jam is because if you were to raise you would not be 3 bet just called by 4 players. 
If you can count on getting raised when you min raise OOP then that is the more profitable play as you will get the same callers and the same raiser and be able to jam 4 bet and get 2 bets from the limpers not 1.

Hope this helps

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