Question 1: What do you think you could play differently than suggested in the BSS Starting Hands Chart and why?
I would call behind with suited connectors for implied odds if several other players have already entered the pot (max one raise), to try and hit a big hand (two pair+) or a strong draw like a flush, OESD or double gutshot and get paid by worse made hands like top pair.
Also I would steal more from the button against opponents who are very tight or who folds a lot to continuation bets, and at the same time steal less against the opposite type of opponent.
It's also ok to raise wider a wider range if there has been one limper who you have position on, because he will likely be a weaker player who it's profitable to play against since he will make mistakes post-flop, or he is a TAG with a pocket pair.
Question 2: Do you have questions about your preflop play? Post your hand for evaluation
When playing at the micro limits, should you raise a speculative hand like 66 or 9Ts from early position to have initiative, if you have at least one loose passive player who is likely to call behind? Although you risk less by limping, I feel that I'm vulnerable to a isolation-raise, and my hand is more face up post-flop which will make it harder to get paid the times when I do hit a hand. Or should I just fold since I will be playing out of position anyways?
Question 3: What is the equity of AKo against the top 5% range? 5% means 88+, AJs+, KQs, AKo.
About 46.3%
