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Message: [QUOTE="pentazepam, post: 5419471, member: 46058"] Almost only open limp with deep stacks if the other players allow it and the pay you off if you hit hard with a low pair or suited connectors. So in a deep cash game I would never open limp if the opponents are observant and can read your limp range. To limp behind is something completely different especially in late position. You get a great chance to see a cheap flop with semi-bad hands like AXs or unsuited broadways/connectors. An interesting thing is that in HUSnG and Spin and Go's a open-limping strategy can be superior if you are deeper than the fold or all-in phase (deeper than 10BB). You get more play post flop in position and can get more play against aggressive opponents. (But if they over-fold it is still better to mini-raise). [/QUOTE]