[Peleus]

Yeah I'm thinking about doing what brunson said, but I can see it as a very high variance route. Don't get me wrong, I'm not stupid enough to suggest one of the best players of all time is wrong, and I KNOW his system works for him.

I'm just trying to look into what attributes you need as a successful lag to try and make sure I don't burn through my stack playing aggressive / gambling in the wrong spots.

I can see hand reading being massively important, knowing when you're opponents are on a draw / willing to lay down to shoves / sensing weakness.

I'm just trying to get some tips on successful lag play. I'm trying to understand how you don't get snapped by a tag player selectively raising you with stronger hands. Can you really pick up enough small pots to offset these times?