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Being Loose-Agressive/Passive Player
Is Being Loose-Agressive/Passive Player in small stakes 6handed typically a loser? And by LAP does that mean Loose pf agressive postflop and passive the rest of the streets? Sry for my noobzter PT skills.
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Re: Being Loose-Agressive/Passive Player
...big diff between LAG and LAP
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Re: Being Loose-Agressive/Passive Player
Where did i mention LAG? My question is a LAP player typically loser at 6handed SSNL?
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Re: Being Loose-Agressive/Passive Player
Lap is typically a loser at any level with any number of players
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Re: Being Loose-Agressive/Passive Player
And by LAP does that mean Loose pf agressive postflop and passive the rest of the streets?
Ty for the help btw |
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Re: Being Loose-Agressive/Passive Player
LAP is the biggest loser in 6-handed games.
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Re: Being Loose-Agressive/Passive Player
lap is usually referred to as being loose and passive pf and postflop.
it's the usual calling station. lag means being loose but backing it up with hand reading and postflop skills. agression is mandatory to make money regardless of your preflop style. |
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Re: Being Loose-Agressive/Passive Player
As far as I know a Loose-agressive/passive player is loose agressive pre flop and passive after that.
And that gives you a loser. |
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