TAG or LAG

[Perk76]

Take the following stats and label them how you would view the average player running at them. Nit/TAG/LAG/other.

1.) 14/12/3
2.) 16/12/3.0
3.) 18/16/3.0
4.) 20/18/3.0
5.) 22/20/2.5
6.) 24/18/2.5
7.) 25%+

I think the more I am playing the more I am viewing these differently than first glance. I used to think 20/20 was kinda the middle point, but now I am not so sure. Basically I am starting to wonder at what point would you think a regular is playing LAG.

If that doesnt make sense its been a long day at work. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[thac]

24/18 is usually a positional TAG, raising on button a lot, but also calling raises on button a lot.. I'd say like 26/22 is LAG

[Lego05]

1.) Nitty TAG

2.) Slightly nitty TAG

3.) TAG

4.) TAG

5.) slightly loose TAG

6.) kinda loose TAG/pretty tight LAG

7.) Gettin to be LAGgy

[Perk76]

I like how Thac put it with positional tag, and thats the area that I wonder if some consider that somewhat loose yet.

When everyone states in their reads Villan was TAG, do you automatically assume #3 and below (18/16) type player? or is your first reaction NIT?

[DaycareInferno]

i'm 20/15 and half the hands i play are ass.

[kash munni]

---im 12/14 and i make a ton of $$ verse regs 3 betting light because they just put me in the nit category and cf flop

[BevillTheDevil]

i dont consider an AF </= 3 to be aggro. If your just talkn about pf, a pfr >/= 16 seems to be when aggro kicks in.

[Mr_Pathetic]

1. NIT
2. NIT
3. ALMOST TAG
4. TAG
5. TAG
6, TAG-SLAG
7. SLAG

[Spanky1974]

Perk,
these are all pretty standard TAG stats. All are tight and agressive.