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Old 02-26-2006, 10:03 PM     Post subject: playing super LAGG at deep stacked short handed tables #1 (permalink)  
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 Lets say you have the same ability to play any style, LAGG TAGG, etc..
Would it be more profitable to super lagg because of the implied odds?
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Old 02-26-2006, 10:51 PM #2 (permalink)  
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Well when I play cash games I always play short-handed, and I change the way I play depending on the site. For example on Party I play extremely tight preflop and wait for big hands because I know I'll get paid off. Now when I play on UB, Tilt, or Titan I play a lot looser and more aggressive, in position of course. I won't usually raise 9Ts UTG unless the table has been really tight. Even though I play pretty loose, I play mostly good hands. I'm not going to raise 26o on the button just because I have position on the blinds. I like to raise as much preflop as I can get away with though to build a loose image and get played back at later when I have a huge hand. The most important thing about playing LAG is being aware of position, as it is a vital thing to have in no limit holdem.

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