some info on the blinds/stacks help. i rarely let sb open limp. i almost always raise/push depending on stacks and blinds. i broke go broke on the flop here too. sounds like you were very short stacked

I agree. Definitely need to know your stack, the blinds, the table atmosphere, how many entries, how many payouts, and how many are left to give an adequate response.

tables were loose, but they folded around to sb?

depending on sb's stack i either push or check pf. you have enough to make him fold if hes not an idiot or big stack.

on flop you prob have to go broke there

it also depends on the type of player who limps in from the sb.. if you noticed him doing it all day then he could be holding anything..reraising his limp is dangerous here too because if he has a read on you he may just put you on a steal and reraise you back trying to make it look like he was slowplaying a pair and was trying to trap you. Which would force you fold or call his bet and hit on the flop or reraise all in too show that your weren't just raising with nothing,, which would be a complete bluff and only work if he was short stacked. If he was chip leader he could call you down with anything and if he hit the flop would take you out of the tourney. Pretty much it depends on the type of player who limped in. and thats why you should base your decision on the person not your cards. Plus did he give off any tells that he hit two pair on the flop.
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JAGUAR S-TYPE

that makes perfect sence above..Iwas referring to Jack King off's earlier post where he said he rarely let ppl limp in from the sb. Those are three possible outcomes if you were to raise his limp in... Plus i get way more information off tells and taking notes on ppl then just playing the cards... maybe you should try viewing your game from a different angle.
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fat girl Cam

oh snap! he just went there

probably dont have to worry about anyone open limping on sb with a monster in a $60 B&M mtt with a lot of loosies