Killer Lesson

Today I began experimenting with some very LAGgy play. Talk about a good time. I'm playing tons of hands. And when I'm playing, I'm raising, betting, 3betting, all that good stuff. Talk about being involved. Also I get to basically dictate the pace of the game, get a feel for how my opponnents are playing/reacting, while they start to steam and itch to look me up with a "solid" hand like TPTK.


This hand is one I felt I played very well. Had a good read on this opponnent who was playing similar to myself. Lots of raising, mostly in position. I read him as weak, but his call on the flop suprised me, and I thought maybe he held a small pp ahead of my 5's which slowed me down. Also I'd seen him bet small with top pair earlier.

Wow, I'm just taking down pot after pot. This style is definitely not without it's merits. However the expense to me is I'm currently only playing one table. I can just completely be an aggro rock, 12 table and grind out a decent BB/100. We'll see what one table like this does. Right now I've won 9 of the last 16 pots, and 18 out of 36 total. I've actually won 50% of all pots played! That's about how it's been going. I have an exceptionally tight table right now it seems, and they're letting me walk all over them.


Okay, so now that the session's over, I ended up making ~128BB/100. That's really good, lol. I'd have to be averaging 10.8BB/100 per table while 12 tabling to pull that off. Methinks I might be trying this out. More to come.