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Message: [QUOTE="NWPatriot, post: 5970767, member: 331149"] Making generalities can get us into trouble. I would say that there are good and bad loose players. There are good and bad tight players. There are good and bad aggressive players as well. The point is that whatever style you choose as your comfort zone, you will need to play that style very well to succeed. Why do I think all this is true? Look at the playing styles at the final table in your next MTT. You will likely find a variety of play there. So if a tight player can get to the last 10 of a 500 player field, and a loose player can get to the last 10 of the same 500 player field, aren't they both good players? Of course, variance is real thing, and I would wager money that both of these players had their fair share of suckouts and river hits to make it to the final table. Good luck and God bless. [/QUOTE]