I just played some 25nl full ring on party

[BukNaked36]

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Good lag play begins with a good dump...

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I read the whole session. You seemed to play pretty normal to me... You lost your stack trying to bluff early in the session. Stacked tptk with an overpair. Made a few positional raises. What did I miss? Calling that reraise OOP with 86o is bad, especially since you check/folded an all unders flop. I'm not trying to bash on you here, I'm sure you are a solid winner at 1/2. But I think a post like this gives the wrong impression of what constitutes good play. Lag != good necessarily, and the newer players will have a hard time distinguishing the two. Perhaps if you posted your PT database from when you crushed nl25 (before you moved up), it would help the new players a lot more.

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He's essentially even until the last two hands. Which is kind of sad considering he previously stacked 2 people with overpairs earlier. Then 2nd to last hand, he's behind to an overpair and has $10 left when he catches a 2 outer for trip nines on the river then wins a stack.

Last hand, he's way behind until he catches an inside straight draw on the river and some moron gives up his stack from what was a $5 pot.

I'm sure he can beat $25NL, but this session definitely isn't a demonstration on how to do it.

[FreakDaddy]

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He's essentially even until the last two hands. Which is kind of sad considering he previously stacked 2 people with overpairs earlier. Then 2nd to last hand, he's behind to an overpair and has $10 left when he catches a 2 outer for trip nines on the river then wins a stack.

Last hand, he's way behind until he catches an inside straight draw on the river and some moron gives up his stack from what was a $5 pot.

I'm sure he can beat $25NL, but this session definitely isn't a demonstration on how to do it.

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I don't think you understand what I'm saying really. Lag play = the end result. I've had sessions that were longer that I've stacked a lot more people. Really I didn't hit any great flops or get in situations where I outflopped an overpair, which is where I stack off these guys everytime.

As far as the second to last hand. I had a decent feeling that I was beat on the turn here. BUT this opponent had been playing back at me with Ace high and other hands. When I called this bet I thought he pushed, I'm not sure exactely what happened. Also, he played this hand bad AND I had 5 outs not 2 [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img].