Limp more against extremely weak calling stations?

[TIGERsrm]

I know the widely agreed 6max concept is 'if first to enter the pot, always come in for a raise'. And yes obviously this has many advantageous-(spell check??) which I am aware of.
However at a table of complete fish who will call from the blinds with almost ATC and very wide from mid/late pos, and then never fold to a c-bet, and finally when you shut down on the turn, bluff you off the pot, is it a more acceptable strategy to open limp with hands like J10 otb or 89s from c/o or maybe a small/mid pair from any pos?

I guess my general question is- when c-bets wont take down pots on missed flops, is open limping with hands that need help on the flop to become strong (with the exception of maybe AK/AQ/AJ) a better strategy?

Stars and Full Tilt regs wont know the type of game im talking about!

[VegasNick]

ya i limp in those kind of tables with hands like kj qj 910 a10 but try not to get to attached to top pair in a limped pot

[TIGERsrm]

Thats a good point, its obviously important to not play a huge pot with just Top pair in a multi-way pot. I feel I have enough experience to handle the marginal situations reasonably well tho.

Certainly one downside of limping I guess is, your equity % in the pot goes down the more people are in it. But if noone folds to a raise anyway then..............

[Jeans]

How is that a weak calling station if he calls a raise preflop, flop, and then raises himself on the turn?? Either he outplays you or he has something

[RobTheDuck]

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