I recently switched to a tight-aggressive style and it's working better for me in low-stakes tournaments.

[maxstell]

I recently switched to a tight-aggressive style and it's working better for me in low-stakes tournaments.

 

[Lena M]

I recently switched to a tight-aggressive style and it's working better for me in low-stakes tournaments.

I recommend keeping your own statistics, by day, week and month. After six months, it will be much easier for you to evaluate your results and your game.

 

[IPlayToWin]

Tight-aggressive its a good style of poker game good luck with your improvements.
I suggest to work hard at your game, and time by time your type of style will be paid by poker gods.

Good luck at the tables you're on the right place to work at your game with right peoples.

 

[Mig32]

When I started playing with a tight-aggressive (TAG) style, especially in low-stakes tournaments, I noticed a huge improvement. You avoid a lot of trouble by folding weak hands, but when you do enter a pot, you’re doing it with strength and confidence — and that puts pressure on your opponents. It also helps build a solid image at the table, so your aggression gets more respect. I think TAG is a great foundation for consistent results, especially at lower stakes where wild play is common. Keep it up!

 

[ph_il]

I've always been a fan of the tag style, maybe even nag (nit-aggressive) for microstakes mtts.

its just a solid style of playing that can have great results, especially if you know when to switch gears and adjust your play.

 

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