LAG (Loose‑Aggressive)
LAG means loose-aggressive: a style in which a player plays many starting hands and makes many raises, hoping to outplay his opponents.
The simple explanation
A LAG enters many pots and bets and raises a lot. He puts pressure on others.
A closer look
LAG play requires skill: after the flop, the player needs good reading and good decisions. It is profitable when done well, but costly when not. Playing against a LAG, you should widen your calling range and let him bluff. The opposite is TAG, tight-aggressive.
A practical example
A LAG plays 35 percent of hands and raises most of them.
Full explanation
LAG means loose-aggressive: a style in which a player plays many starting hands and makes many raises, hoping to outplay his opponents.
LAG means loose-aggressive.
He plays many hands and raises a lot.
It needs skill.
The tight version is TAG.
Alternative spelling: LAG, Loose-Aggressive, Loose Aggressive