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[QUOTE="BM0529, post: 1241227, member: 34051"]
I've said it on here about 5-10 times, loose aggressive is a weak style of play for about 85-90% of people, they are maybe 10% of people who can eventually master the style into one that wins and it takes about 5-7 years of playing before this can occur, if after that long you're still a losing player under loose aggressive you should probably try another style...Gus Hansen, Rheem, and Scotty Nguyen would be examples of some who have it down well and I'm not so sure I'd even put Scotty totally into that category as he plays tight more frequently than those other two (Dwan is about 70% of the way to mastering it but is not totally there yet)....tight aggressive can be mastered a heck of a lot better and with less years of playing experience (maybe 3 or so years of playing)...nobody is saying you can't ever bluff, but a tight aggressive player who for brief periods in a tourney or session plays loose to me is alot more effective than someone who is going loose aggressive the entire time.
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