I was playing a loose game at the time and putting a lot of pressure on people... this is a huge image factor type hand where I put him on a draw and he didn't give me credit for anything. The setup was that I limped on the button which I almost never do, I've been outplaying these guys on FTP and showing some big bluffs along the way so my image is junk at this table. A limp from me in that position should be a huge warning sign for those paying attention, I've raised most every pot I've been in to $6-$8 with a continuation bet.

Anyone make the call thinking it's the last resort of a missed draw (your read on this player)? I don't think a set is possible given the action. He would have pushed the turn on a set so the call adds weight to the fact he was on a OESD or flush draw and is tired of my aggression.

Thoughts?

Seat 1: silvergoose ($34.10)
Seat 2: jay17 ($93.70)
Seat 3: fmac ($245.10)
Seat 4: Tokenizer ($196)
Seat 5: gmorton ($234.70)
Seat 6: rfcshade ($218.35)
Seat 7: schroe ($158)
Seat 8: WinstonWins ($182.35)
Seat 9: AnteEm123 ($217.50)
gmorton posts the small blind of $1
rfcshade posts the big blind of $2
The button is in seat #4
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Tokenizer
schroe folds
WinstonWins folds
AnteEm123 folds
silvergoose folds
jay17 folds
fmac folds
Tokenizer calls $2
gmorton calls $1
rfcshade checks
*** FLOP ***
gmorton checks
rfcshade bets $4
Tokenizer raises to $10
gmorton calls $10
rfcshade calls $6
*** TURN ***
gmorton has 15 seconds left to act
gmorton bets $25
rfcshade folds
Tokenizer raises to $76
gmorton has 15 seconds left to act
gmorton calls $51
*** RIVER ***
gmorton has 15 seconds left to act
gmorton bets $146.70, and is all in

Hot topic!

gmorton shows [5s 4s] (two pair, Fives and Fours)
Tokenizer shows [Ah 5c] (two pair, Aces and Fives)
Tokenizer wins the pot ($401) with two pair, Aces and Fives

LAGtastic.

He thought his bottom 2 pair had you. You mean LAG you!

Did he re-buy or leave after the hand?

I change gears a lot, it's based on reads and table texture. There are times when TAG is the way to be and there a times when a LAG is the correct style. I've left money at the table many times and people have to think "this guy's a fish" but normally I'm setting up a play for later, like this one, that makes all that back and more. One thing is for certain, you have to be able to read players well to play a good LAG game, if you're not you're simply a maniac.