raising range in turbo MTTs

[phosphorescence]

my standard tourney is full tilt's $10+1 90 man turbo KO.
i've done pretty well by this tourney, but i'm starting to think i may need to widen my raising range and perhaps calling range.

the hands i raise with (pretty much any position) are:
AA, KK, QQ, JJ, TT, 99, AK, AQ, AJ, KQ (suited or not)
i usually limp with pairs 8s and lower, and usually flat call raises with these hands provided it's not too much of my stack. will raise in later position with some of the low pairs.

i might occasionally raise on button or CO with AT, and sometimes limp with it in MP-LP, but fold it in EP. tend not to play it though. i don't play ace rag.

i don't call raises with AJ or KQ, because you're very often dominated. obviously if the raiser's very loose i might play it.

i think i do a bit too much limping UTG with AA, KK and AK, as although quite a lot of donks don't get the message when you reraise, it does give your hand away against decent players.

i know it depends on no. of players, stacks sizes, blinds blah blah blah, but in your standard tournament play, which do you raise with?
should i widen my range in late position to include stuff like KJ, QJ, JT?
interested to hear your responses!

[Vito_Nuccio]

I do not play many turbos at all but if you are looking to widen your opening play, position does help. Play lessor hands when you have position. Raise instead of limping with the smaller pairs, even in turbo you need to try and thin the field.

Early on in any tourney (especially turbo) at $20 and below it will be difficult to force out the tweener hands. Tread lightly for the first few blind levels and open up your play as the tourney progresses when you are left with more players willing to protect their stacks.

Later

[bowlaman]

I have found ion the $5-20 turbo `18-90 person that while your still in the 50% or more of the original starting players that you should open up widely. I play on average 19-23% in the beginning while all the "pretenders" are still in. Then wqhen the weeds are mostly pulled I tighten up to around 14% and use the reraise as my true friend with any hands 88 and up. I am mainly a cash game player but lately i have seen my bankroll going up more with mtt. I playc 4 tables and 2 mtt usually the 45 $10 tournaments and have taken top 3 in 5 of the last 12 i have played. winning 2 of them. Overall i think it came out to $27 profit per tournament average. lol but at FTP that could drop to nothing at anytime lol.