View Full Version : LAG trying to move up - need advice
stealyourface
12-24-2005, 02:57 PM
Ok so I play NL50 6 max and have a LAG style.
Something like 41.56/17.6/3.51
I am pretty successful at this limit and want to move up to NL100 6 max. I have never played this game before and don't know if my LAG style would be effective there.
So my question is what is the difference between NL50 6 max and NL100 6 max on Party (if any) and would a LAG style work at that limit? Are players generally way more agressive at 100NL 6 max?
Maulik
12-24-2005, 02:58 PM
Something like 41.56/17.6/3.51
that's way too high. laggy should be no more than 28-31%. how many hands have you been the above? what's your ptb/100?
stealyourface
12-24-2005, 03:01 PM
14k hands and 12.9ptbb/100
JustToast
12-24-2005, 03:04 PM
I'm typically TAG but recently have worked some LAG into my game and I play 100NL so I suppose I can throw my opinion in here.
You will find a lot more aggression at 100NL in general, but that's not to say that the average player is aggressive here -- still tonnes of loose passives. You will however find more players who can adapt to your style and exploit you, so you've got to be paying a bit more attention to the table.
Yes, there are some good players at 100NL. Lot of straightforward TAG's, and a couple good LAG's. If you're a good LAG, you'll do great.
GL, and stay the hell away from my tables because I hate playing good LAG's /images/graemlins/smile.gif
stealyourface
12-24-2005, 03:13 PM
thanks for the reply.
are there alot more reraises preflop at 100NL 6 max? because that is the one thing i am really afraid of (as i raise with garbage alot)
JustToast
12-24-2005, 03:30 PM
Nah, usually it means what it does at the lower limits (monster hand)... but players who adapt to your style will certainly do it to isolate you.
ticks
12-24-2005, 04:07 PM
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Something like 41.56/17.6/3.51
that's way too high. laggy should be no more than 28-31%. how many hands have you been the above? what's your ptb/100?
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bull.
there is no perfect vp£ip.
different playing styles may be equally profitable.
Mercman572
12-24-2005, 05:33 PM
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Something like 41.56/17.6/3.51
that's way too high. laggy should be no more than 28-31%. how many hands have you been the above? what's your ptb/100?
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In Whitelime's Mid-High advice to SSNL's series he specifically mentioned that there are regular winners with 50/20 at the 5/10NL games.
stealyourface
12-24-2005, 05:36 PM
could you direct me to this thread?
thanks.
Mercman572
12-24-2005, 06:17 PM
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could you direct me to this thread?
thanks.
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Your welcome
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showfl...rue#Post3964627 (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showflat.php?Cat=0&Board=ssplnlpoker&Number=396462 7&Searchpage=1&Main=3964627&Words=+whitelime&topic =&Search=true#Post3964627)
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Be warned that you shouldn't automatically assume that because a certain player's VPIP is over 30, he is a fish. There is a wide range of styles with which people can play profitably. Believe it or not, there are 50/20's who are winning players at 5/10NL and 10/20NL. However, like most things, you are playing the numbers game. Chances are that a player with a VPIP of 50 is much more likely to be a loser than a player with a VPIP of 15.
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Something like 41.56/17.6/3.51
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oh man i feast on players with numbers like these at 100nl.
i would suggest being a little more selective with the hands you play. i rarely see someone with a vpip of over 30% be profitable over time.
--solids
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