Last night/morning was goofy all over.  played a tournament, did the usual, trippled up, and all down hill from there.  One player that I was picking on was getting low and open shoves (had around 10% of my stack) I try to read my left, didn't look like anyone was too excited, he probably doesn't have a pocket pair and 3d 5d didn't seem too horrible against random broadway cards, unless he happens to actually flop broadway Rolling Eyes  Then I got unlucky, I limp UTG w/ AKo, middle position raises, middle/late goes all in (would be a little more than half my stack) I didn't think either had anything above average so I push over top, middle folds and I end up racing my AK against his Kc Jc Razz.  two clubs on the flop one more on the turn Mad... anyway things didn't get better so off to the "goofy all over"

I still felt like playing, I didn't make any really bad decisions (maybe questionable) so wasn't on tilt. and found myself at a 1/3 table.  I didn't play much for the first hour or so, seats 1 & 2 were TAG, seat 3 really looked like that Jamaican guy from Belly and was way LP, seat 4 totally looked like Rivi from Cocaine Cowbows and was LAG. seat 5 was me, seat 6 was inexperienced - so too aggressive preflop with dominated hands. seat 7 was TAG probably the tightest at the table, he did catch a run of cards that made him appear LAG but after a few hours his story was clear - when he tosses out his usual 7x p/f raise, wave the white flag, give him the $4 then let him bleed out. seat 8 didn't know what the fuck was going on - the kind of player that will ship his stack with AA even when he's "pretty sure" he's beat. seat 9 was empty and seat 10 was TAG (eventually tilted and bled out) .

This table could really shake the shit loose.  I was calling so light in some spots (I busted seat 10 with 48s - he raised it to $16 or so p/f) just because their range was so predictable and then chucking AQ preflop in other spots.  Was actually a lot of fun having so many different types of players at one table, some of the TAG's were in auto pilot and you could tell they were hurting.  seat 4 rivered seat 1, seat 1 tilted off a few hundred then was replaced with a ?AG not really tight or loose but was aggressive and was giving off great false tells because she actually thought she was good at times - so they weren't false tells to her..  seat 2 was replaced with a LP senior citizen.  seat 6 got replaced by a short stacker, seat 8 busted but the seat was never (re)filled.  seat 3 would get bored and go play some slot machines (left chips at table) so at times we were playing short handed, yet another dimension of poker play.

I learned a lot about the other players because for a lot of them at some point they were out of their comfort zone.  I'm sure it helped my game on some level as well.