Here's another LAG hand I would like to get comments on:

$2000 PL Omaha Hi/Lo
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 4
Seat 7: Folder ( $2652.12 )
Seat 8: Folder ( $4092.25 )
Seat 1: Villain ( $1900 )
Seat 9: Hero ( $2441 )
Folder posts small blind [$10].
Folder posts big blind [$20].

** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ Jh Ac 2h 4c ]

Hero calls [$20].
Villain raises [$40].
Folder calls [$30].
Folder calls [$20].
Hero calls [$20].

** Dealing Flop ** [ 5d, Ah, Qh ]

Folder checks.
Folder checks.
Hero checks.
Villain bets [$150].
Folder folds.
Folder folds.
Hero raises [$608].

looks typical LAG, and presumably you are quite happy to get it all in here. You are only in trouble against A23x (x=5, Q,K) or AA2L or AA3L, however that is a pretty good range of hands for an unknown player to be raising pre-flop.

I might have lead out because:
a) I don't mind too much if I get more than one caller and
if he re-pots, then I can keep control of the pot size in case the board pairs on the turn or if a non-heart 2 or 4 come.

I might also have played it the same as you...it would depend how I felt at the time.

4 handed, I'm not hating this play. I think it plays a little differently at a full table, but since you have the guy heads up, have a couple of 2nd nut redraws, and against a LAG, why not.

EDIT: What's your play if he just calls the reraise, and 4h comes on the turn?

I'd definitely shove.

So which one of you is the LAG?

We probably both qualify as LAG, I forget his stats at the moment but he's a good winner at all levels and plays shorthanded, and you can't win shorthanded at these levels by playing tight.

FWIW, Villain reraised all-in, I called, the river brought a flush and the low missed, so I scooped. He had AQ26, and in 2dimes I was a 55/45 favorite on the flop.

This is a good example of where I can't handle this game. No way I am jeopardizing my whole stack at that point. Me balls be smalls.

Nice hand. 8)