TAG vs LAG stats?

[OSUGreg1983]

Can someone please explain to me the stats of TAG vs. LAG using VPIP, preflop raise %, and post flop aggression factor?

Thank you.

[DingusMcgee]

My opinion would be LAG around 30/20 and TAG around 22/18. The TAG can really be down to around 18/15 if he is really "nit"-ish though.
The aggression will be similar, with TAG maybe a little more aggressive. There is a lot more to the 2 styles of play than just the stats though.

[OSUGreg1983]

yes I am more interested on what the typical VPIP and preflop raise run at. I'm new to PokerAceHud and PT, but not new to the game..looking to increase my knowledge with regards to quickly being able to spot if a player is LAG or TAG, or in between...Thank you.

[jcl]

It depends on whether it's full ring or 6-max. For 6-max I'd say a TAG is about 18/14, SLAG is 22/18 and LAG 27/23. Anything over that is probably a big leak unless your CTS. If they're all AG then AF should be similar.

[PantsOnFire]

In NL tourneys, I'm a TAG and I'm about 15/10/3.0.

I used to have higher pf% but I am limping more and playing more flops. In medium buyin tourneys, I find the implied odds very good.

[VinnieC]

Great thread here... should be exactly what you're looking for.

Thread

Note that this is for limit, but I think ranges should be applicable for no-limit as well.

[HitMe1Time]

Well it depeneds IMO, I play about 30/25 or so, but that is because I play deep stacked on AP. Which means you can play lag because you prob. wont be going all in with just top pair.

[Bryan15]

what is the aggression factor usually for a TAG/LAG?

[Quicksilvre]

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what is the aggression factor usually for a TAG/LAG?

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No less than 2.0.

[Bryan15]

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what is the aggression factor usually for a TAG/LAG?

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No less than 2.0.

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So someone less than 2 we would classify as very passive?