2/3 small blind hand requirements

[Vehn]

I'm sure this has been discussed to death before - but that hasn't stopped anyone else /forums/images/icons/tongue.gif. For the people who play in this structure (usually $15/$30 and $30/$60), what are your general hand requirements for throwing in a chip? Is it really "everything" as HEFAP recommends? In my $15/$30 excursion this weekend I had probably 6 or 7 opportunities to limp in in the SB and played all my hands except for 94o vs 2 limpers, but the rest were no where near as trashy. Any thoughts? How about when you play some trash and the BB raises - what do you call with and what do you toss? Do you have some sort of "minimum pot odds" requirements for A2WD?

And yes we know your requirements Tommy.

[Tyler Durden]

I occasionally play in a game where the small blind is two-thirds of the big blind and I don't play EVERY hand from the SB in an unraised pot. Hands like T2o I'll muck without a second thought unless there are like 6 limpers. I'll play any two suited cards though. Connectors are good too.

If I get AA, I'll raise instead of just completing.

[Homer]

What if you get KK? /forums/images/icons/smirk.gif