Re: Playing REALLY Loose tables
I believe there's a really good section in HEFAP on playing in loose games.
Basically, it suggests not raising some hands that you should (particularly in early position). The hands that you should do this with are the ones that lose value with many opponents. (I think the examples they give are AQo and maybe AKo.)
It also suggests playing suited connectors in almost any position. (Read the section, I'm sure there's more detail.)
My advise: lose the bluff. Unimproved overcards: treat as weak drawing hands. Made hand: value bet/raise the crap out of it. Strong draws on flop: value bet, trap/check raise the hell out of your multiple opponents. Bad beats: expect it!
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