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Message: [QUOTE="dreamer13, post: 6646877, member: 487083"] Micro-limits are great to “beat”, but subject to the correct strategy of the game. You should not sit down at the table thinking that you are the best of the best at this table. Overconfidence will lead to a crash at the micros. If you try to win pots against your opponents by presenting sets or trips and find that your opponents are calling your bets with bottom pair before the showdown, you have only yourself to blame.Microstakes players have a poor understanding of the game. So, they can call a pot-sized bet with both a straight draw and a middle pair or a made flush. What's more, when they call your bets with draws, they probably don't care about pot odds.Due to the loose play at the micros, you can see opponents calling all-ins with weak made hands as well as draws. If you enter the table with as many BBs (big blinds) as possible, you will have a great opportunity to win more money.Bet strong hands and fold weak hands. This is a basic Texas Hold'em strategy and works great at the micros. There is no need to try to come up with tricky lines of play and lure opponents into traps. If you have a good hand, you should bet; if you have a bad hand, you should fold. There is no need to be afraid that your opponent will not pay you, because at the micro limits, opponents will call your bets with an absolute majority of their hands.If you only play premium hands and only bet when you're ahead, you have absolutely nothing to worry about other players picking up on your play. Players at the micros only care about their cards and don't care about your lines at all. [/QUOTE]

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