LAG it up the right way?

I would very much like to know, what the main difference between TAG and LAG is, with some concrete hand histories, where we discuss what a TAG would do and LAG would do? How is a LAG players general strategy/approach(more advanced than, he loosen up his starting hands etc.)? How does a LAG player think? I wanna get inside his head!

Now that I have my TAG strategy pretty much covered, I would like to LAG it up, the right way. So that it's part of my arsenal, and I should be part of any FTR's arsenal. I think that everyone would benefit from this thread. So everyone who has anything to say about LAG style, all good LAG players please, please share you insights. I think we need a sticky post, with how to LAG it up the right way.

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How does LAG look like in PokerTracker?

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For what it's worth, I think a binary approach to this is short-sighted. For any given hand figure out what you feel is the best play. Sometimes you can play a pretty wide range of hands. Sometimes you need to tighten up. Sometimes you need to shift around a bit to confuse reasonably sound players. Sometimes the cards and your table image get so horrible that you're really just best off leaving.