Am I a chip spewing idiot?

[Dan BRIGHT]

sub - you should expand that range a lot

[Subfallen]

How much? According to OP Villain is not particularly solid.

[Dan BRIGHT]

I take that to mean he opens a lot of hands from the sb (re: loose)

[Subfallen]

Loose, yah, but I usually think of "not particularly solid" players as loose-passive, not loose-aggressive. Against a LAG-gy villain raising {22+,A2s+,A2o+,K2s+,K2o+,Q2s+,
Q4o+,J5s+,J7o+,T7s+,T8o+,97s+,98o,86s+,87o,75s+,76 o,65s,65o,54s}, we're ahead about 50% of the time assuming he bets his entire range on the turn.

Still, even in that best-case scenario, most of the hands he folds to our raise had <= 4 outs anyways.

I think raising here loses the most against a bad LAG when he has us beat and wins the least when he has A[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]7[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] b/c he would probably c-call a T[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] river with that type of hand.

My standard line would be to call again.

[wackjob]

raise the flop.

[DeathDonkey]

I much prefer just calling all the way unimproved. Seems like your going to charge yourself to draw here whenever he has you beat and he never folds a better hand.

-DeathDonkey