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Message: [QUOTE="Dorkus Malorkus, post: 791540, member: 6020"] Raise more and call less on the button and either take pots down preflop or play postflop with the advantage of position. If he raises every time, limp-reraising with a wide range of hands isn't a bad idea and will help you get paid off more handsomely if and when you do get a big hand. You don't need good cards (although they obviously help), simply because in most hands your opponent is going to have crap cards and miss most flops too. You just need to do what he is apparently doing and seize the initiative in hands. Edit: Just noticed the stack sizes - the relatively shallow stacks do limit your options somewhat here and if you have to fold for a while then so be it, but once you're in the 6-7bb stack range you need to think about shoving anything from the button to maintain your stack and preserve fold equity. [/QUOTE]