High Stakes Laggy players

[bigred]

I've been experimenting with loose aggressive play (not high stakes, 200NL) and been rather successful but I want some outside advice and learning aids as well as my own experience.

The problem is that the majority of the poker community lessons are tight aggressive play.

I was wondering if people could suggest players to watch online and the usual time they play as well as maybe some sources of good loose aggressive advice.

[gabe]

xxthejokerxx is one of the biggest winners in the 10/20 nl game on stars. try datamining pokerstars using starspy and once you get about 10k hands just find who is winning and who is LAG.

[spino1i]

lately im not seeing the point in loose aggressive play.. even when I was playing 5/10 NL it still payed to play tight. I mean the tight player will always have better hands than the loose player and generally better position as well. And at little cost. This at least holds for 10-max games.

[Bmxicle]

lately im not seeing the point in loose aggressive play.. even when I was playing 5/10 NL it still payed to play tight. I mean the tight player will always have better hands than the loose player and generally better position as well. And at little cost. This at least holds for 10-max games.

yeah, you still need to be very aggressive imo, but not LAGGY.