MicroStakes questions/help

For most top pair type hands, just keep betting 80-90% pot. As long as you get as much value from early streets as possible and set up for a shove.

Obviously there are other spots where you can just value the bloody hell out of someone. Say the board is Jd5h6d7d8s and you have AdKd and the pot is only 15bb....feel free to just jam your 100bb stack in there. If they have a straight they're not folding very often and you make way more than you would have by betting 12bb

For the most part, just keep betting big when you have hands and checking/folding when you don't...I'm finding micros not very hard right now. (I just started recently, should be moving up soon)

Dont overthink the whole thing. The micros are beatable with basic ABC-Poker. Dont get too much into advanced strats yet that are advertised in some of the videos imo. Its like casting pearls before swine.
Just get a feel for the general micro donk and pick your spots. As you said, keep value betting: 70%-80% pot will get you there. Fold to fishs aggression. Remember 99% of the players just dont have the skillset to do super tricky bluffs on you. They play their cards and click buttons accordingly. So show respect to huge check-raises etc. Adjust ofcourse if that happens too often. Take notes of the fish and try to find out what kind of player he is (Passive? Maniac?).
Tableselect wisely. There are tons of uber NIT-bots on the micros and thus some tables are not as profitable.

You need to play few tables and focus on reads. A good habit to have is to keep the replayer open and write down notes on villains even how insignificant you think it they are. Although you probably won't play against most of the players again because of the huge player base it will get you in the right mindset as you move up. Note stuff like betsizing, 3b range if he is a loose passive or a crazy aggro you should try and get a decent feel of all the players at your table.
Remember that most people don't make big bluffs at these stakes (definetely some exceptions) just sometimes desperation bluffs.
I personally think Leggopoker has the most value for money for 6max nlhe with a great lineup (maybe not microstakes idk).

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read this book. i know most of the people here will laugh at me for suggesting this but this book is pretty good and has helped me a lot. i know people laugh at sklansky's theories nowadays cos a lot of the elite online pros have come out with their own theories.

but some of the theories in this book still applies to the games today. but as you go along you have to tweak some of those theories to complement your style of play.

from to time against aggro players it is better to take passive lines. in the games i play sometimes it is good to just c/c all the way with top pair decent kicker. but you got to have reads tho. so take notes on your opponents' play. also if you can, do not use a hud. it skews your decision making. well for me at least, that's the case. i stopped using the hud for over a year now. and it has helped the intuition part of my game a lot, which for me is more important than knowing how to read all the stats.

good luck.

do u speak korean?

how much APM u have?