At the time, I was playing about 30/10 on 2 tables mostly comprised of the same regulars. These stats are slightly misleading as the 10% PFR is mostly open-raising in LP with anything, and the 30% from lots of calling loose raisers with position. Post flop I'd been as aggressive as ever, but had been involved in no significant pots. So I probably don't look that LAGgy if anyone's paying attention.
OK, onto some poker...
Hand #1
Limp in EP w
[7s], along with several others.
Flop
[6h][7d], utg (>$400) checks, I lead for $18 into $20 pot. LP limper min raises, utg cold calls. I decide to play a stop-and-go and call.
Turn
. UTG checks, I bet $70. LP thinks and folds. UTG now raises to $175. I fold
LP (who is a bit of knob) types "you should have checked goofball". EP seems solid (14/7/3).
Thoughts on my line?
Hand #2
A bit later. Haven't played any other "big" hands. This and hand #3 occur simultaneously.
Villain here is LP from previous hand (24/6/3). I have $400, he has me covered. He limps, I raise to $18 from L/MP with
[Qd]. BB (super tight regular rock, 12/1/1) calls, and villain calls.
Flop
[7s][Jc]. Checked round.
Turn
. BB checks, villain leads for $12 into $56 pot. I raise to $45 (I've not raised any turns so far). Villain calls.
River
. Villain leads for $100 into $165 fold. I've not seen him bluff in ~200 hands.
OK, I've butchered this pot so far ... I fold?! Ugh
Hand #3
At the same time as Hand #2
OKish not-too-aggressive EP (24/8/2, has my $400 covered) raises to $12, I call from LP with
[Jd].
Flop
[3d][3s]. EP bets $25 into $30 pot, I call.
Turn
. Check check.
River
EP goes all in ($363) into $80 pot. I fold ...![The Ace of Spades [As]](https://www.pofex.com/images/smilies/As.gif)