We don't know if he is a good Lag player or not though.I would put him on a flush ( if not straight flush draw) with 2 4 or 2 5 suited. Good Lag players do not shove with a minimum chance of a coin flip .
Ure right more info would be fineWe don't know if he is a good Lag player or not though.
Just think of it as a cooler not much you could have done really. The chips were always going in after the flop.Well it was a 200$-ish live buyin tournament and that was all the info I had on the other player. And yes, he had shown K7s before in one hand and 65s in another.
But my luck, he had the rockets and I was thrown off the rail. It was only afterward that I learnt that he has been making a lot of noise in the circuit. And I don't know if I could have done anything to stop the inevitable. Maybe a re-raise pre-flop would have saved my fate. But I'm not very sure.
saw that happening already few times in set vs set situations
Hey mate! No idea where I was speaking about PLO hereVariance in PLO is a BITCH!
But rather run bad in PLO than normal on Full Tilt:stickyman
Hey mate! No idea where I was speaking about PLO here
Or you mean another terrible tournament of mine that you probably saw today.
Yes, honestly I lost 9 from 10 flips in PLO today, so you're right about the variance, just I call it karma in my case
And I have seen you do that..So you flop a set and you're contemplating a fold? smh...this is a high five snap call. You crush his opening range and if you run into a bigger set, oh well, GG. If he has a flush draw, I'm not scared to see 2 more cards. The way I run, he'll hit his flush on the turn, I'll river a boat.
Blinds 75/150. Ante 15.
The LAG player makes it 4X to go, you call and the flop's AQ3 ...with flush draw and straight draw. LAG player bets 1000 in a pot of about 1500. You re-raise, he shoves.
What do you put him on?