On Eagles and Moneybags

[uuDevil]

I only just now got around to reading bisonbison's great "Some notes on notes" thread. Here is a quote I have a question about (emphasis added):

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TA-N - eagle icon - Tight preflop (VP < 20). Aggro preflop (PFR < 5). Neutral postflop (1 < TOT-A < 2).
TA-A - moneybag icon - Tight preflop (VP < 20). Aggro preflop (PFR < 5). Aggro postflop (TOT-A > 2). This is the group I am in and the group you want to be in.


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What are some of the most common opportunities to be aggressive that an eagle would miss that a moneybag would jump on?

I've read SSH, and even though it significantly affected the way I think about the game, it hasn't changed my stats that much.

[Nottom]

Just off the top of my heads, I would say a moneybag would be more aggressive with good draws and more likely to raise with something like second pair.

[Meraxes]

Also, trying to buy outs and protect mediocre hands in big pots. Try posting some hands where you think you might have been too passive.

[davelin]

Be aggressive with top pair, overpairs, good draws and obviously monster hands. Call when the pot/implied odds are right, fold otherwise.

[Greg J]

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Aggro preflop (PFR < 5).

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I am assuming of course bison meant "PRR > 5."