I am working on my daily reading, and today have been reading from No Limit Hold'Em Theory and Practice by David Sklansky.

I'm up to "Sizing your Pre-Flop Raises" and the section opens with a very interesting thought. It discusses the fact that raising the same amount plus a specified amount per limper may actually be detrimental. That is pretty standard advice around here... and I think something actually clicked in the statement.

If you've covered this section, done some study on this, etc... I'd like to discuss that concept. Sklansky seems to be leaning towards bigger hands pre-flop need bigger raises, only with the occasional mix-in of a small hand for deception... do you agree or disagree with this idea/concept?

I'm going to finish reading through the section to get more information, and I realize there are reads to consider and table character as well, but do you as a player still follow a standardized raising structure?