do you fold the flop here? I never know what to do in this situation...

Bigger pre

Call flop, play poker later.

i like fold flop. and prob even a limp or fold pre.

this is penny stakes. play BIG whole cards that can flop solid top pair hands, that are suited or connected that can make a flush or straight. hands like QJ KJ are harder to play later on as you move up but right now u should view these hands as AA.

the way to beat micro stakes is to VALUE bet because ppl CALL too much. you should look to value BET BET BET BET BET BET BET BET BET at every chance you get. preflop, flop, turn, river value bet.

try and minimize your leaks. it's hard to get to the level where you "play poker" but following some basic rules and playing hands will allow you to see trends and then manipulate these trends to your desires. this is playing poker. for right now, just play good solid hands and see what happens on different flops and why. which type of players you make alot of money from, and which types of players you make alittle money from, and analyze why.

gL

Raising pre is so much better, against your standard limper you will often dominate his hands, it's a value hand to raise with and it's sooed too so you don't really mind a multiway pot if it happens. :O

flop is 3way, I'd call one and fold to a larger turn bet. People at NL2 usually tell you how strong their hand is, and most will stab once and give up so you can safely call one and fold to >50% bet o the turn.

But as they always call pre, and whatever you do it's very often a multiway pot, and call your cbet with any two anyway, I thought it would be better to raise lower pre and only bet big when I hit.