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[QUOTE="Aballinamion, post: 6676455, member: 289533"]
We play to win not to lose. If you are afraid of losing more than you can afford, you should review your bankroll and accept fate, playing only limits where you can lose 1, 2, 10 buy-ins out of worries or concerns. 
Your fear of losing end up making you win less in the long run (which is also losing: you go for all-in having just 80 BB, and win the pot, you let 20 BB aside. Now do the calculations for just 100 hands that you go for stacks, losing only 5 BB on each hand).

Good to you that is working. Many players aren’t even looking to the stack sizing but the hand they have. Your choice.

If this guy has AA badge he played more than 10 million hands, and what actually this villain is doing playing micro-stakes once it has so huge quantity/experience???

This is a good point, maybe you should’ve bet less to induce calls, not 2 BB, but an amount that would make the opponent embarrassed not to call, to make the opponent feel like a fish if he folds. So, going for 6 BB to 10 BB maybe, and just maybe would have the expected effect.

Depends on the flop and preflop action. Overall we are calling smaller bets, 1/4, 1/3 of pot when we missed flop having AK, AQ, KQ, KJ, and all the broadways. Calling larger bets might commit us to the pot having 6 outs to come, so we must have a solid strategy. Floating wouldn’t work many times at the micros for players use to overcall.
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