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WhileTrue
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07-15-2005, 10:38 AM
Post subject: tight / aggressive and loose / aggressive meaning?
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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What does tight / aggressive mean ? I know what each of them mean, tight, and aggressive individually. But what does it mean to have the style 'tight/ aggressive' ?
Is it just 'Usually tight, but sometimes aggressive' ? Like an 80/20 split?
Or is it more 50/50 split?
Can someone clarify? I think this is really important to my game..
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Staresy
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Basically a combination of the meanings as u understand them.
A Tight Aggressive (or TAggy) is someone who doesn't play a lot of pots, but when he does, he comes in hard and will bet and raise when he feels he has the best of it or can take a pot away from someone
A Loose Aggressive (or LAggy) is someone who does play a lot of pots but plays them hard
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SmallCheezFry
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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On this topic... What would be the best way to play No Limit Hold Em? Tight Aggressive, Loose Aggressive, Tight Conservative, or Loose Conservative? (Atleast I think those are the four major ways you can play. Correct me if I'm wrong)
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Drewbie
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A healthy mix of TAGG and LAGG works for me.
Keep em guessing
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Greedo017
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tight aggressive all the way baby.
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Irisheyes
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Surely it depends on the how the rest of the table is playing. If the table is tight you want to be laggy and vice-versa. Taggy is best at the lower limits.
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SmallCheezFry
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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Thanks again! On that note, what would you say be the best way to play in a SitnGO? Does it depend on the table and kind of players or is there a kind of play that works well with SitnGo's?
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bair
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TAG for sng's. LAG for ring. <- my style
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spino1i
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Originally Posted by SmallCheezFry
On this topic... What would be the best way to play No Limit Hold Em? Tight Aggressive, Loose Aggressive, Tight Conservative, or Loose Conservative? (Atleast I think those are the four major ways you can play. Correct me if I'm wrong)
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Conservative means something else. You are thinking of 'passive' here.
The best way to play is a mix of Tight Aggressive and Loose Aggressive. See my thread for a lot more info on it:
http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...ic.php?t=14047
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I would recommend playing tighter the smaller the stakes are and the newer you are to the game. If you are just starting try to keep your flops seen% under 20!! When you become better I would recommend at least trying laggier style in ring when in position. In MTTs/SnGs I would recommend the tighter way of play, you have to value every chip you've got.
Watch ilikeaces86 for TAG style and Michael1123 for LAGG style of playing..
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My flops seen % tends to be well under 20%* but I'm still apparently semi-loose-aggressive/aggressive. Which I'm pretty comfortable with - I am perfectly capable of playing TAggy when necessary, but like to loosen up a bit on weak/passive tables and take control.
*I think I play quite a lot from the blinds, which are, oddly, my most profitable table positions
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