This is just a general question. I've been noticing more players doing this in 1/2 NL. at the casino. They constantly limp in and then call big pre flop raises. Casino's where I play let you buy in for 300 on 1/2. The average raise is 10 on most tables.

example: 4 limpers, I'm on the button or cut off with something like QJ,Q10,Kj,K10 avg holdings. I used to raise 12 to 15 pre and pick up lots of small pots or get 1 caller and then use position to out play a high % of the pots. The play was very profitable. Now I notice that 2,3 and sometimes 4 of these players are calling pre flop. Should I stop trying to make this play or just increase the size of the raise pre flop ? I would love any ideas on picking up small pots with position and adjustments that you make against these type of tables.
thanks,

Average stacks?

In casino once one caller=juiced pot for everyone after....any half way decent player calls 4 way with suited connectors

If stacks are 150 plus BB deep

That is.why poker is profitable. Overestimating implied odds.

you adjust by not bluffing into 4 people. Nothing wrong with playing a good hand in position. Just don't cbet if you get 4 people and you don't hit.

200-500 most nights

You can still raise, just quit c-betting multiway so much.

-implied odds

-size your raises bigger if it keeps going multiway

-size your small-mid PP smaller vs these players

-play the power of position

-remember PP's x 10 raise amount = effective stacks needed for profitable call, SC's x 20, Suited gappers x 30

-do not over estimate implied odds vs villains

-target the fish, notice pre-flop mistakes they are making (over-calling, raise sizing), post flop mistakes (overplaying hands, overcalling, missing value, etc..)

-Bet thinly (if you are not losing some thin value river bets, you are not betting thinly enough)

-Quit playing garbage hands OOP and even IP

-Tighten up vs loosen

thanks,