Originally Posted by Steve-O

I'm using loose-tight, and passive-aggressive as my main classification

loose/aggressive = 1
tight/aggressive = 2
loose/passive = 3
loose/aggressive = 4

the decision making and deception are sub categories, giving us a total of 16 classifications

emotional/deceptive = 1
logical/deceptive = 2
emotional/straightforward = 3
logical/straightforward = 4

So, a loose/aggressive, emotional/straightforward player is 1.3

A tight/aggressive, logical/deceptive is a 2.2 (obviously a dangerous player)

Therefore:

Any player who starts with a 2 is good

Any player with a .2 is what I would deem dangerous to a basic strategy

A 2.2 player is a pretty certain bet to be good and dangerous

And obviously youcould come up with ways to adjust to different types