Playing Tight-aggressive vs Loose-aggressive

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If you are playing poker, there are two strategies you can apply to win

Firstly, you can utilise the tight-aggressive. It allows you to play only your best cards and fold weak ones at the same time. This is when you are being more careful.

Secondly, you may decide to adopt the Loose-Aggressive style. Which is playing many cards and you also bluff sometimes. This comes with more risk, but it must have been given careful consideration first. It keeps your opponents guessing.

Which one is better?
 
Tight aggressive in tourneys, and a loose aggressive in cash games?

I'm not a cash game player, but I heard it's better to play more loose in cash games. I usually play tight no matter what, and always play my hands aggressively. Picking your spots to make moves can be key as well.
 

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