Sign of a TAG on a HUD

That seems such a strange title lol

Anyway i was wanting to know what a typical TAG would look like on a HUD.

Would it be something similar to :

VP-0-15
PR-Similar
AF-somewhere around 3?

Daleyboy1234

For full ring NLHE, yeah.

Would this apply to tournaments as well?

Whats VP AF and PR?

google it.

VPIP - Voluntarily put money into the pot. This shows you how often a player is in the pot, and therefore, whether the player is loose or tight in a general sense. For full ring a player above 20 would be considered loose, 18-14 fairly tight, and sub-13 tight.

PFR – Pre-Flop Raise Percentage. This is the percentage of the time a player will raise a hand preflop. For full ring play (again general guidelines here) a player with a VPIP above 18 is considered loose, 17-12 fairly tight, and 11-below very tight.

AF – Aggression Factor. This is a formula which shows how aggressive a player can be post-flop. Don't give this number absolute belief, it's more of a guideline stat. Someone with an AF of 5+ is very aggressive, 3-4 solidly aggressive, 2-3 somewhat aggressive, and 2-below fairly passive.

Thanks... how do you get this info on other players? Is there a database or something?

You would need to be using a HUD yourself. This is the information displayed in the HUD that would lead you to categorize the player as TAG. Different numbers for these factors would lead you to categorize the player differently.