Preflop strategy question

[Johnny McEldoo]

This may be a simple question but I'm curious the right answer to this.

I recently played a table with a guy two to my right who had about a 95/8 VPIP so he was limping with almost anything. The guy to my left is a standard TAG.

When he is the only limper and you are in the small blind what hands are you calling/raising with?

For example 95/8 CO calls, everyone folds to you, and you are in the small blind with A4o.

Is this a raise/call/fold?

A raise hopefully creates dead money in pot from BB and we most likely have pot equity here but we are out of position and have a reverse implied odds hand.

Call allows BB in for free and is a good player who I'd prefer not to play this pot against but allows you to cheaply see the flop with a marginal hand.

Fold keeps us from playing a reverse implied odds and a possible reraise from the BB.

Thoughts?

[Oink]

Raise A4o. But only because he is THAT loose and bad and because BB is tight. You really want to play pots against bad players.