sb vs bb limp behind or raise it up? and take it down on the flop!?

I would most likely check this and keep the pot small with this hand. if he checked the flop you can still bet with your entire range and keep the pot smaller.

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SDK1987

I think Q7o is good enough to raise on the BB vs SB's open limp, especially when he folds alot vs flop cbets (that's typical for open limpers, actually). Probably we can even raise all suited Qx. We can then cbet almost all flops, but we don't have to cbet 100% of the time. We can check back some boards which we totally miss + we think there is not enough fold equity (we can bet OTT if he checks again) and we can check back some strong value hands, with the intention of getting more value by betting/calling/raising the turn.

Just check here and see what the flop looks like. If the flop comes out all scary looking and SB checks it then make a move.

Originally posted by Alleen86
I think Q7o is good enough to raise on the BB vs SB's open limp, ...

I think Q7o is bad enough to raise on the BB vs SB's open limp. With somewhat better hands (at least somewhat connected) that can make nuts, I want to play postflop in position and just check.

At nl2 easy check, too many this kind of spots, you wanna have a better hand to raise

Originally posted by Alleen86
I think Q7o is good enough to raise on the BB vs SB's open limp, especially when he folds alot vs flop cbets (that's typical for open limpers, actually). Probably we can even raise all suited Qx. We can then cbet almost all flops, but we don't have to cbet 100% of the time. We can check back some boards which we totally miss + we think there is not enough fold equity (we can bet OTT if he checks again) and we can check back some strong value hands, with the intention of getting more value by betting/calling/raising the turn.

What is the borderline of your range?

Originally posted by Dadramel
At nl2 easy check, too many this kind of spots, you wanna have a better hand to raise

It's common. That's definetely true.

I think opinions here vary at lot. I would personally mix this strategy by sometimes raise and sometimes call. It highly depends on villain's tendencies. If villain folds often after a raise, I raise with junk hands. If villain hardly folds any, I would not raise hands such as Q7o since you don't raise for value with this hand, even on BB vs SB.