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 Originally Posted by XTR1000
Originally Posted by jyms
being one of 5 Taggs at a table fighting over 60BB stacks of the lone fish is a lot tougher than learning to Lagg it up a bit and steal a ton while they wait to get the fishy's money. Being a laggier player (according to Giggy and Samo) allows you to change gears more comfortably by switching to Tagg as they adjust to your steals and 3bets than it is for a Tagg to switch gears and start playing big pots lightly.
I see where all this is coming from. My point is just, and I could be mistaken, that nowadays a decent % of the other 4 TAGs at our table are already trying those LAG strats and most of them do this in a very poor way. Furthermore I see a lot of people even at 50nl 4b bluffing, 5b shoveling A3s, check-jamming bare overs in 3bet pots or pulling supposedly sophisticated multiple street bluffs vs not-so-weak-ranges. I take that as evidence, that staying in line lets us exploit our perceived ranges very well.
Maybe I'm running bad, I cant remember the last time I caught a reg bluffing beyond a cbet.
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