When to Iso Raise Limpers in Tournaments

IMO your hands aren't too important when you are iso raising. Very often on the cbet you'll take the pot.

To make the move correctly, you should aim for players who often limp/folds and don't resist to agressivity most of the hands.

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Hi Michael and welcome to the tournament strategy board

It very much depends on the limit you are playing.

In low limit tournaments players tend to call very light. In many cases you will not only get called by the limper, but also by one or two other players that are sitting behind you. In these cases you won't take down the pot by simply conti-betting it. I would suggest to isolate limpers for value in these stages. Just play your normal open raising range and size your bet a bit bigger to take the limper into account.

In higher buyin tournaments you will get 3betted very often. Players who isolate a limper do have a pretty wide range - therefore other regs will always try to play back against your isolation raise. If you can deal with it feel free to isolate a fairly wide range. If you don't: isolate for value.

Hope I could help you!

If you have further questions feel free to ask them

Regards,
Asaban