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[QUOTE="thunder1276, post: 1626175, member: 61061"]
to beat the micro stakes you have to play VERY tight.  to beat these levels you most typically have to show down the best hand.  that means two things.  1.  play hands that have a good chance to hit the flop hard.  like suited connectors or pairs.  if you hit on the flop you can take in a good sized pot but if you dont just throw them away.  2.  absolutely no bluffing.  when people are calling down any betting with bottom pair or worse they are never going to fold your bluff so you are just throwing money away.  If  you ever get tempted to play sub par hands or to throw out a bluff, just remember that one of the key factors that all good poker players have is discipline.  dont get discouraged if your bank roll isnt where you want it to be remember that you will have winning days and you will have losing days and your roll will grow very slowly.  as for how much to put in your account, it really depends on what you can afford.  you dont need to put more than 10 in, but if you want to cut down the time it takes before you can move up in stakes you could put in 50.  I wouldnt suggest moving up to .02 .05 until you have around $100.  if you get up there and lose a portion of your roll it is not wrong to move back down.
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