$5NL is FULL of weak-tight hand-chart grinders. It's really difficult to build a pot with these guys. What are some strategies to implement against these them? I find playing for a bunch of small pots can be tough if theres a fish or two in between the mix, so you need some strange combination of a real hands to show the fish while still trying to bully the weak tight guys with basically anything since you won't see showdowns much. They usually cold call with AA/KK too so it's tough to know exactly where your at with top/top type hands or even QQ.

Would anyone suggest a Supersystem approach or have any experience using it over a significant sample? Just try and break them when you have some type of draw after freerolling on all the blinds you steal from them sounds like theres alot of -EV shit involved, but I imagine it becomes pretty easy to get someone to pay off your hands. Plus sucking out as a 60/40 dog can tilt them into spewing even more chips. And I suppose if you bet draws hard enough into these guys they will just tense up and fold alot of the time, so there's gotta be good fold equity for overplaying OESD's and flush draws against them. I can see where Doyle's strategy could work, but I'm wondering if it's really worth breaking out against the right players or is it really best just to nit it up and accept a low win rate considering the variance of playing super LAG would be quite high and I imagine it would take alot of experience (losses) in order to fine tune it. By just playing tighter we won't really profit much from the weak-tight players but we'll take from the fish. And with the whole 'freerolling with draws and stuff' I imagine the variance would be pretty high.

Any thoughts?