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[QUOTE="Grinder101, post: 1297314, member: 60797"]
Do you ever make notes on players while playing? If not you probably don't have enough info on them to crack them, if you know what they do then you can use that information to beat them.

For example you could have the typical calling station, very proliferent at low and micro stakes. He does nothing but call your pf raises, bets on the flop, turn until he makes his hand (will be a flush or straight most of the time), then when they make a hand they'll want to put money in. Now you know this, you're going to bet as high as you need to make his call unprofitable when you have a hand. And when they make their draw and they suddently bet, something they never do? Well you just fold, even if you have the most wicked set and you have been catching trash cards for three hours, you fold.

There's no secret to NL, except to get all the info about your adversaries you can get and use it against them. I could give many more examples of these kind of mistakes players make and even more ways to use those mistakes against them. Just keep focused and play your best game.

A little more about these players in the example, you can't bluff them, don't cbet the flop or double barrel or even try to pick up flops which probably didn't make any hand (since those calling stations will play anything they might actually have made their hand).

Actually the gist of this is that probably you try to bluff too much or call too much when you know you're beat.

Hope that helped.
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