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Message: [QUOTE="Sprockett, post: 4287137, member: 252519"] Op kinda has a point. I remember reading something about this in Doyle Bronsons super system 2. The key here is the power of agression. A laggy player (sometimes even donks) will pick up a lot of chips with marginal hands, sometimes unchallenged. When finally someone get a hand to challenge the lag (donk?), he already has a lot of chips. When the tag get his KK in vs the lag A3, he is only a 70 to 30 % favorite. If KK holds up they may be back were they startet, and if A3 wins (like he should/will do sometimes), he increases his stack. I think Doyle Bronson wrote that the lag is actually freerolling the tag in these situations (as the tag will only get his "own" chips back if his hand hold up). The point Im trying to make is not that you should try to get your stack in as a underdog, but if you "always" get your stack in as a big favorite you may be playing to tight. My 2 cents Sprockett [/QUOTE]