[mterry]

There was a really good post in HUSH about capping light in shorthanded situations, that I have been applying more lately. In hand 1, you do not have position so I just call, and maybe take WA/WB line? It seems against this type of opponent it is not rare to see him take control with 99 or AK, or a splitting AQ against your goosey image. However, I don't know play 15/30 party.

In hand 2, I lean toward capping since it will generally have a greater affect on getting villain to make mistakes postflop. I can't decide whether this affect is more relevant against a good villain or a bad villain.