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Message: [QUOTE="Ronaldadio, post: 428969, member: 11310"] [b]We have all got to determine what we mean by tight aggressive...[/b] I`ve been playing poker for about 8 months and have been successful in both SNG`s and MTT, playing mainly on Ladbrokes.com and most recently Pokerstars, under the name Ronaldadio - so u can check me out if you wish!!! (unfortunatly, due to work commitments I only play a few times a week, so I do not play a massive amount of games) I play Tight/ aggressive and I roughly follow this way of playing [URL]https://www.cardschat.com/showthread.php?t=65467[/URL] I say `roughly` because in the early stages I look for premium hands, reducing my chance of taking a bad beat by the "less experienced" players. Having said that, if I feel the table is very tight, I might raise 4 times the big blind in middle position with A8s for a change, or call with AA, etc - so I do change my game, although I would claim to be tight aggressive. I think the thing that got me Allsop, is that I would love to play the Daniel Negrano/ Phil Ivey way I see on TV, but I know most of the time when u see these guys on TV its a final table and they have massive stacks - I would love to watch these guys early in a tourny with 1500 chips, sitting with AK, KK, QQ in the big blind and some "less experienced" player going all in with their 1500 chips on the button - A situation u find yourself in on a regular basis on line. Also, I think it is wrong for you to say that playing tight aggressive the way you suggest (i.e. waiting for premium hands only) is not right for less experienced players. Whenever I read books by the top pros they suggest less experienced players should play less hands rather than more. However, everyone is entitled to their own opinion!!! Ronaldadio [/QUOTE]

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