[Ghazban]

I wasn't trying to be funny. I see TAG in player descriptions relatively frequently and have no idea what that means when applied to NL. LAG is loose and aggressive which, to me, implies playing a lot of hands and betting/raising a lot of different sorts of hands (made hands, draws, etc.) postflop. Good LAGs know when to not be aggressive and bad LAGs just blindly throw chips into the pot until somebody folds or there's a showdown. Most people specify whether they're playing against a good LAG or a bad LAG but nobody says anything about TAG. They just say "MP is TAG" and leave it at that. When I read a description like that, I have no idea WTF it means.