Having Agg. factor of 28 says something about a player over 200 hands. Does it means villain is biggest monkey in NLHE? Certainly not. Anyway, I don't mean to get sarcastic here, but the fact that villain opens 50% of hands on the BTN and has that Agg. Factor means that his flop raise is more than AA KK or QQ. I personally believe that this range is branched off of the usual percieved range of most micro-stakes regs.(That being one which assumes most players are playing tighter and better hands than they really are.)

BTW: If nobody wrote that, then why are you quoting it? ( )