Quote Originally Posted by Fnord
Consider that 82s and Q5o arguably have reverse implied odds.
Funny you should mention Q5o. That is the exact hand I completed the SB in limit. Turned a full house and defended that all I did was complete the SB. I admitted that it may not be best to complete in limit. But I'd do it everyday in NL.

I'm opening up my requirements because I can get a cheap look at the flop. If I hit something, great. If not, oh well. I'm sure that some of these hands don't have the odds, or implied odds. But as a whole, I think I can pay for the pots I loose with the pots I win. With only completing the SB, I am reducing my risk. But the profit on the pots I win give me a big potential reward. So I see the risk vs reward as profitable.