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The scenario is this.

There are two limps from 2 loose players, not much info. They are likely limping alot of suited connectors, gappers, offsuit Ax, maybe some offsuit connectors, some offsuit broadways, and small to mid pocket pairs. We are in the SB. What is the bottom of your raising range?

Traditionally I have been playing pretty tight in this scenario, opening up a range of AQo, KJs/QJs+, and TT+. But am thinking maybe I can open up just a little bit, including AJo and KQo into my range. If we imagine a CO open and a button call, we could probably 3-bet a hand like KQo and AJo from the SB at some frequency, so given we are facing an even weaker range, i suppose it does make sense to open these hands.

Facing a 3rd limp, we can probably still open these hands. If we begin to get played back at alot or are getting multiple callers often, then I can see sizing up and then completing these hands rather than opening them.

Think I answered my own question. Haven't really taken the time to sit down and flesh it out. Think my logic makes sense. If you have anything to add, please do so. What is typically the bottom of your opening range facing 2 limps from unknown players?