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Message: [QUOTE="I Live Poker, post: 6405808, member: 424044"] AXs are good for limping in, I agree, as they are hands that follow in the case of the nut flush. However, I disagree about limping in with better aces vs position. In general, limping in BTN, CO and HJ position shows a lot of weakness in your range, with me you will probably face an average open raise of 4X being in sb and bb with a much weaker range than yours and that will probably be enough for you to fold, not to mention the times I'm going to make the same open raise with stronger AX and that can get you into trouble if you call and hit your A . And even if you call open raise with a range that's in front of me, the flop still might not help you. Sometimes it's better to simplify with a raise and win a small pot, and in case villain calls you've already shown strength and that can help in a future bluff. [/QUOTE]