Means that the big blind is 20 cents.

Thanks!

Where can I find those threads that helps out people? Or should I say stickers?

May I know where is the library?

Start with the FAQ for this forum: http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/32...ncement95.html
But also take a look at the CotWs in another: http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/78...ntents-397190/
Sircuddles' guide to beating the micros is also a must-read: http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/78...micros-430637/

Thanks! But may I know where is the library everyone is talking about?

Hi, I'm new on 2+2. Could anyone tell me how to post hands to analize, please? I guess it needs to be converted somehow but how? I imagine I should copy hand from f.ex. holdem manager or from hand history Poker stars folder, paste it on some kind converter and then copy to forum with new thread. Am I right? thanks

What happened to the evil vibe OP? Not diggin the HelloKitty

I understand this is the place for beginner questions, so here's two very basic ones:
What records should be kept to improve your game? Also, how are hand records kept?

Why is this not stickied?

OK now my question. What are the key differences between NLHE cash and NLHE tournaments or SNG. If I am somewhat successful at tournaments what do I need to do to adjust to be good at cash games as well?

There is nothing scarier than HelloKitty IMHO.

Useless...

If your in a hand and you know you have the nuts/best hand. Do you auto shove all in or raise a certain amount? If so how much do you raise?

You shouldn't really be auto-anything. (Maybe auto-fold 72o UTG, but as with most things in poker, it depends.)
When you have the best hand, you want to bet the largest amount that you think will be called. Sometimes it's a shove, sometimes, it's a third of the pot. It depends on the range you put villain on (e.g. if you think he has the nut flush, he'll probably call a big bet when you rivered a boat), and whether he's a pay off wizard.

Damn ive been shoving the nuts without thinking many times when i coulda made money. So simple yet so cluless lol

Well at 2NL, many of the other players are so bad, that they WILL call a shove, even if they have a weak one pair hand. (Or worse. Mr Beer said that he once shoved with quads and got called by jack high, and I've had similar results too). Just be aware of who else is in the hand, and ask yourself if he is likely to have a good hand, that will probably call a pot size bet, but not an overbet.
e.g. If a reg bets 3/4 pot on the flop, half pot on turn and river with AK on K54J2 and you rivered a flush, then you obviously want to raise, but shoving just screams "I have a flush, so you should fold your one pair". You don't want villain to fold. You want to set a price that gets paid, giving you some value for your monster. If the board is much more connected, so you think villain has at least a straight, then he's likely to call a bigger bet.