Thank you for the answers!
First of all, sorry for the lack of information! I meant open limping indeed, so the case where everyone has folded to you and you're heads up with the BB.
So, in addition to your answers, which I highly appreciate, I did some research myself and found out a few things:
It seems that it's a profitable move not only against a super passive player but also against a super aggressive player, who 3-bets his BB a lot, with hands you want to see the flop and are likely ahead of your opponents range but can't play OOP in a 3-bet pot. So instead of raise-folding you can choose to limp-call. To balance, you could also mix in monster hands, and/or sometimes go for a limp-raise. Thoughts?
Also, supposedly SB is a losing position anyway, it's basically just how to lose the minimum.
Cheers!
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