Funny thing is with that article it doesn't balance the idea with tight players. I guess I would consider myself a fairly tight player and I am well aware that people will be calling my raises knowing very well that my range is polarized to the top 3% (example from article)

But here is where the article doesn't fully explain the situation. As a player who is looking to bust a tight player, you have to assume the tight player can't fold their hand, that and the fact you have to have another smart player calling the tight players bet and giving them a specific hand range:

EX.

I open to 55 in a 5/10 game, loose action (my regular weekly game I attend). I know right away I will have 3-4 callers depending on the mood of the game (early on its tight, everyone folds, but later on it loosens up and people are calling to catch losses)

With that in mind when a flop comes 5X 7X 9X, as a player calling my range you have to be on the aggressive supposedly giving the tight player (myself) a tough decision. But here is where the tight player wins more times than not.

I know very well you are calling with some stupid hand to try to crack me, I have watched the history of your hands you have played, I can recount what you have done in certain situations so I can address and evaluate your action on the flop to dictate my action. By using the example above if you bet the flop I know you may have hit a piece of the board, I can easily discount some hand holdings because most cases people would have slow played expecting me to bet etc.

To the next point, depending on board texture will determine if I play my big hand fast or if I play them slow. If I have 4 people calling my 55 raise and 5X 7X 9X board flops and 3 people are putting in action before it gets to me, guess what you aren't getting my money in with 1 pair, even if on the flop I am ahead for the very reason that I can pick a better spot to get my money in and I don't want to have to get lucky a bigger % of time to take down the pot.

One other point to is if you are playing a TAG player like myself, you better believe if we are heads up and that flop comes I am going to make you pay dearly to see the next card. I am definitely not afraid to put my money in at any given point if I believe I am ahead of your hand based on your betting pattern/action.

Just something to keep in the back of your head when playing a tight player that is a decent poker player and not just one playing waiting for AA and KK or who is playing with scared money...