Well, as yall know ive been goin the donkament road... And this is somethin ive seen a LOT in these things, especially later on like near bubble time and later... Mizors will limp with AK, and then if someone in LP shoves or raises to isolate limpers, AK will either call the shove and/or repush over an LP raise... I was sorta meh about this play when i first saw it but damn, it seems to work, and the mosr i think about it the more i like it...You limp and mizors assume youve got a hand you probably wont call a shove with so a mizor will try to isolate you with a worse hand that he might not have even called a raise with (like AT maybe) - and even if you reshove and run into a PP, your flippin anyway, and plus youve got the FE of an LRR...which oughta fold out alot of shite...i dno..anyone have thoughts?

EDIT: Yeah and other stuff is crap like 77-88-99 and shit in EP...ive seen mizors limp these and do much the same crap as they do with AK...any thoughts on limpin these hands? or 66 even? I usu dump 88 and lower in EP when the blinds are big and im semi-deep, and raise 99+.... But i see people limp with 99-TT also...and it seems to work okay...thoughts?

Two conflicting things here. Limp/reraising with AK is often good for yours and H2T's reasons. With mid-pairs though it's often the sign of a donk who decided to panic. I call it the "Plan B" raise. Donk with low to midsize stack limps in EP with his 66 since it's too good a hand to fold and too bad a hand to raise and he wants wants wants to see a cheap flop a hit his set (all donk logic, of course), someone raises, he panics and goes to the plan B push since he's decided to convince himself he's flipping.

Eli