Playing micro stakes at a loose table.

[RevolverX]

Just curious what you guys do here with hands like KQ KJ QJ AT and TT. At loose tables raising 4x the bb results in tons of callers with A trash, K trash and Q trash calling, and when they hit, it results in a big leak.

Would you guys reommend just limping in with these hands at a Loose table?

EDIT: Add QQ and JJ to that list. Look at tracker, I lost 4 out of 5 QQ today to K trash or A trash, and 7 out of 10 JJ to the nearly the same thing.

[yorib]

If 4xbb doesn't do it, try 6xbb or 8xbb. See what the other players are betting and emulate it.

[andy-akb]

fold KQ KJ QJ in EP, limp in MP+, and if its folded to me in LP or there is like one limper than I will raise those hands. AT I really only play for a raise in LP when folded to me. TT, JJ,QQ I am always raising, against people with looser raising standards I will often 3 bet those hands, not raising those pocket pairs is a big leak. And it isnt a leak when they hit their hands, you not getting away from your mediocre hand is the leak

[crushednuts]

Fold any off suit hands out of position (Especially KJ KQ AT etc any hand vulnerable to domination) and reraise w/ QQ JJ or TT. Oftentimes I play TT for set value not for over-pair value. Dump QQ and JJ on the flop if there are overcards. Don't get attached to your high PP! Try and call raises w/ any PP to hit a set. Sets will make the most money for you as noobs will get attached to their TPTK and Top two pair hands.. Also call w/ Ax suited to flop a draw are two pair. I have stacked many players at micro stakes when I play AX suited vs their AJ or AQ suited which hits top pair. Overall, set/two pair/nut camp and thats all you need....

[Pelion]

reraise w/ QQ JJ or TT.

If hes talking about a loose passive table then I wouldnt be reraising JJ and TT preflop.

Most of these guys dont raise much without big hands. If its a LAG table then you can reraise these.