are there any other kind down in the micros?

Winner before spadeeye, loser after. Perhaps you should stop using spadeeye?

is it even worth paying for spadeye when half of the players at your table are fishes?

I have some advice for you.

First thing is give yourself a grade of A+ in your table selection skills. You have found the right table. This is where its going to take place.

Next step. Learn to be patient and wait for good cards/hands to play. Playing tight is right in these games. When you finally pick up a good hand go to the next step.

Next step is to raise your premiums preflop. You have a premium hand that will win more often than the K3/J5/Q7 types of hands that will be calling you. We need to get paid and it all starts by not slowplaying preflop. Put your foot on the gas and see the next step.

The final step is to value bet the **** out of your hand. With a strong hand your looking to get it all in. If you get it all in and they catch the card that beats you be happy. They put their chips in with the worst of it and you will win in the long run. With proper bankroll mgt you will absorb the beats and eventually, your 80/20s 70/30s will hold up and you profit. In the interm, we have been provided with the BBV forum.

GL

Nice post Cm


OP, ignore everything in the above post, plz....unless you like money...

I know one grinder on Stars that just overbets the pot or shoves when he has a good hand. And some fish always calls him. Seriously, it works at NL5.

The all-in move is much more common in the micros, and thus, is much more likely to get called in the micros. Top pair will likely call down multiple bets, and if you shove, will frequently snap call.

thanks for the advice. i am playing my big hands very aggressief and without any slowplaying but it seems like everytime i have QQ or KK and i raise i got called by 3 or 4 players even when i 3bet i get the same result, and hands like KK QQ cant play with many opponents, and they suck out on me or the pot is then too big to fold.

i am not sure about this, but does anyone think that having alot of calling station is a disaster? since they can break you big hands easy, and basicly you wont catch a flush/straight/set everytime you limp or call their preflop raise.

This would be a great opportunity to make some $$$. To take it to the extreme, you could just limp all pairs AA-22 and when you hit a set you could bet it all the way and make money since they don't fold. Obv you wouldn't choose to play this extreme type of strategy but it should give you an idea of the opportunity that a table like this will present you with.

GL

Lots of calling stations are a disaster if:

you have AK, the flop comes Q 9 7, they all check to you, and you cbet, and get 3 callers.

Lots of calling stations are not a disaster if:

you instashove with QQ and get snapped called by 67 and QJ