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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2158733, member: 88730"] I wouldn't say to never do something, but unless you're trying to have a limping range, and looking to do it often, it wouldn't make sense to do and it's not really deceptive balance. But that's good that you're looking to play some hands different, and your opponent will have to consider that in other situations. And yes, I would open raise or fold those mentioned hands at a 10 player table as a general rule. But nothing is static, and it might make sense in some spots to limp, but at most tables you're just going to be stuck calling a raise OOP with a perceived inferior hand range. [/QUOTE]
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