Stages Of A TAG

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A couple of weeks back I did a video for Stoxpoker called Stages Of A TAG. The basic idea is that I think most players go through a series of stages or realizations about no-limit as they improve their games from noob to TAG and beyond.

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5 Responses to “Stages Of A TAG”

Iggy
@ Sat Apr 18, 2009 10:29:28 PM
1

This is an awesome article. I find myself between stages 7 and 8 right now, although I think I have 10-14 down. I look forward to SSNLHE/PNL2 for some tools to help me get to 25 and beyond.

FREDDIE BICKNESE
@ Sun Apr 19, 2009 07:14:55 AM
2

Excellent article as usual. Inspiring and thought provoking.
Are you going to follow this up with levels 26, 27 … etc.?

Steve Brogan
@ Mon Apr 20, 2009 06:13:18 AM
3

Strangely enough or not so strange, I kind of fit your description. I am a TAG evolving into a LAG somewhat. I mostly play Limit but venture into No Limit Tourneys on a small scale with some success. I have won first place three times on the “Twitter Poker Tour” in the last three months.
I think I have successfully avoided the Noob stage, as I have read over 30 poker books, read blogs such as your for information and help, have done some on line poker training and I know that this will be on going if I intend to become and stay profitable. I really enjoyed this post today. Thank you.

Seth Baldwin
@ Mon Apr 20, 2009 12:18:47 PM
4

I’m really excited to find good information on 23 and 24. Can anyone point me to it? PNLH is by far the best book out there on NL cash games. Will volume 2 cover these topics?

Ed Miller
@ Mon Apr 20, 2009 12:22:38 PM
5

Seth,

The new book Small Stakes No-Limit Hold’em (no volume 2 anymore) has a good section on Line Balancing (#23).

We talk throughout the book about #24, but there’s no particular section about it I’d say.

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