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[QUOTE="Johniblayze, post: 1897054, member: 89042"]
What kind of poker player are you?  Its almost impossible to bluff someone off a made hand in the micros thats why you valuebet the heck out of your opps.  As you start moving up in stakes you will notice that the money starts to have more of an effect on how ppl play poker.  Just like how people tighten up on the bubble all of the sudden in a sng, the money all of a sudden means something.  Depending upon your playing style I almost think its easier to play mid stakes then at the micros.  To be honest, I don't think its good for a player to be playing at the micros for very long.  I made this mistake when I first started off playing.  My advice would be to spend your time studying instead of playing.  Like perfect practice makes perfect play.  Well if your practicing bad techniques over & over again its not good.  You should look for a good solid balance of study/play time tho.  This was very hard for me when i first started out.  All I wanted to do was play.  When I decided to make a living doing it & take it seriously all I wanted to do was study.  At 10c your not making any money anyways.  My advice would be to go get a copy of sng wiz set up opp hand ranges and play the quiz for a week.  Get really good at that quiz.  Dont make any mistakes on the average setting and make a few in the expert setting.  After that open up every tourney you play and analyze you chip and icm evs in the late game.  Forget about playing the micros for now.  Spend your time studying and learning how to beat those games and then move up to the mid stakes as fast as possible.

Anyways, I hope that helps.  GL & run good.
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