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[QUOTE="Beanfacekilla, post: 1980315, member: 92073"] Hi there. I thought I would offer my two cents. Generally, there are tons of bad players in these 1/2 games. Assume that 70% of your table will be bad players. This just my opinion, based on my experience. I have been playing live for years. These players will often be super aggressive. Don't bring more than you can afford to lose. I would buy in with the max, and if you can't afford that, don't go. That being said, don't play scared. All the poker books and info in the world is nothing in comparison to good old fashioned experience. With experience, you have simply been in so many different situations, you will know what to do in various situations. Play tight. Be smart. Always try to put your opponent on hand ranges. Play tight for the first hour, and watch your opponents carefully for signs of their behavior in different situations. Figure out who the donkeys and strong players are as soon as possible. And finally, watch your opponents faces when the flop hits. It may not give you any clues, but many times it can give you valuable information. And don't check your hole cards post-flop. Make sure you remember the ranks and suits before the flop comes. This entire post is my opinion, and nothing more. Take it or leave it. I am not claiming to be an expert. I am merely offering my advice, based on my experience. [/QUOTE]
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