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[QUOTE="hackmeplz, post: 2032373, member: 89075"]
I guarantee you not one single player that currently grinds super micros would have any chance playing HU against even the most mediocre regulars that win money at 200nl+.

The reason is that at the super micros people generally have giant leaks, and usually don't have a very good understanding of when to be aggressive. They will either 3-bet a lot and give up after that or never 3-bet anything but the nuts or something like that. But the point is that against bad players there's no need to worry about getting it in with TT or AQ (or else it's the other way and no one wonders why you get it in because they're all-in every hand). But against good aggressive players it becomes necessary to start defending wider. At the micros you generally exploit the fact that your opponents don't have good aggression frequencies by running them over and folding when they raise/3b/do something aggressive. However when you move up they're not bad enough for you to do that, so you have to either start flatting wider or else 4betting wider and if you're going to 4b wider you have to start calling 5b shoves wider as well. Meanwhile if your opponent is 4-betting wider you need to start calling 4-bets/5b shoving yourself more.

Anyway hopefully that makes sense but the point is the people you think are good grinding the super micros suck compared to people playing higher and there is a huge difference in skill between the regulars at the super micros and the regulars at hsnl.
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