starting from rock bottom

On May 03 2012 18:23 Banj0 wrote: I thought 'Villain' was an actual player that had accounts everywhere and was everyone's arch-nemesis.

I lol'd

GL with your game though

u kno bout poker tracker so thats something, didnt even kno wat a hud was when i started

lol that was a good intro.
your smaple size is probably too small to say if you are w winner or loser overall. pretty good to break even with knowing nothing though.
Post some of the hands where you had KQ in the low stakes hand discussions?
And maybe a screenshot of your 'position' tab so we can tell you some stuff overall.

On May 03 2012 18:23 Banj0 wrote: I thought 'Villain' was an actual player that had accounts everywhere and was everyone's arch-nemesis.

lol, thats awesome.

IMO the most important thing to learn at the micros is to maximise you winnings with your good hands and minimise your losses with your bad ones. If youve got 3 of a kind you want all the money in the middle by the end of the hand, if you have pocket 5s and the flop comes AJ9 dont run a big bluff.
Then again I still know nothing too

so you got dealt KQs 5 times and you wanna conclude something from the results?

analyze again when you get dealt KQs 500 times

bra ill say what I tell anyone trying to get into poker.

DONT DO IT

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And maybe a screenshot of your 'position' tab so we can tell you some stuff overall.

Thanks for suggesting that - i know position is important, but I don't know how to use it to my advantage. And I dont know what to look for exactly on the position table. Any comments appreciated!

'Position' tab, at about 2000 hands played:

Looking at those stats tells me you limp too much and play way to many hands from the sb, as a general advice try to raise when you enter a pot instead of limping and iso more IP.

Thanks Jeff,

I limp when i get a pair to see the flop as cheap as possible. I limp on the button a lot (too much) if nobody else has called yet. . any premium hand I generally raise.

I will try to fold my SB more. calling all the small pairs as cheap as possible is still the right thing to do, right? or should I raise a 66 ?

It feels like Zoom can be abused in terms of stealing the blinds, because noone can verify if you are doing it everytime or not.. But how to best play from the small blind is still totally unknown to me.