Originally Posted by ChrisBCritter

I'm assuming the original raise was a blind steal attempt? Nice Laggy play that paid off here!

Originally Posted by ChrisBCritter

I see your point, but it seems to me that more often than not you are going to miss that flop, and that just leaks money away to the higher PP that called your PFR. At least it would at most of the tables I have seen. Who knows, Obviously it conceals your hand and lets you let go of the hand really easy to strength... I dunno, I haven't really been successful when I try the LAGG approach personally, so maybe I am biased against it..

Originally Posted by r8ed

You really can't question dsaxton's play style. Every book and site says to play TAG. So, if 90% or more people are attempting to follow this advice, there is money to be made playing the opposite. Sounds simple, but postflop play and player reads has to be execptional. Props to you. Nice play. I usually don't respond to your posts because:
a) I have no clue what you are doing
b) How many times can I type "wow"

Originally Posted by LeFou

We don't know if this was actually fishy unless we see opp's cards. It could've been AsJs

Originally Posted by dsaxton

Originally Posted by Zangief

Originally Posted by spino1i

well its 6-max, and in high stakes 6-max no one should be playing TAG (LAG is much better choice). However in high-stakes (and low-stakes) 10-max you should always play tight. Why play more hands when you can throw away your weaker hands and when you do enter a pot you have a better chance of winning a showdown? It doesnt hurt you at all to fold pre-flop. If you think someone who is loose makes up for it by eating the blinds more, your mistaken. I've played up to 1000 NL and I always play tight and see 15% of flops at most in a 10-max game.

Originally Posted by spino1i

well its 6-max, and in high stakes 6-max no one should be playing TAG (LAG is much better choice). However in high-stakes (and low-stakes) 10-max you should always play tight. Why play more hands when you can throw away your weaker hands and when you do enter a pot you have a better chance of winning a showdown? It doesnt hurt you at all to fold pre-flop. If you think someone who is loose makes up for it by eating the blinds more, your mistaken. I've played up to 1000 NL and I always play tight and see 15% of flops at most in a 10-max game.

Originally Posted by dsaxton

Actually, it was a full table, but we were playing short-handed at the time.

I don't really agree that you should always play tight at a high stakes full table. It's completely dependent on how your opponents are playing and how they percieve your play.