1. Opponents that are very tight preflop that will fold to most raises and loose opponents who play weaktight postflop where c-betting will be very profitable.

2. The best hands in the range of hands that we normally wouldn't raise with so that we at least have some value going into a flop.

3. Depends on what stakes you play. For 10NL where I play I'd say 25-30% would be good becuase often there will be action before it gets to us when we have position.

4. Be less willing to steal from short stacks. Can steal with hands like suited connectors/suited gappers against larger stacks becuase of the greater implied odds.

5. Depends on the type of player in the cutoff. If its a loose player who limps a wide range then I feel like basically playing the same strategy will be fine. This will isolate and get us into pots in position vs this loose player. If the limper is a tight player, then I would be less willing to steal and maybe steal only with my best stealing hands.

6. Yes, against the right opponent. Not sure if the following thought is correct, but is there less expectation because we put in the SB ourselves and are only stealing the big blind instead of stealing both blinds from the button? Also, maybe the steal will get less respect?

7. and 8. Depends on their calling range. If they call with broadways then c-bet flops with small cards and check flops with high cards?