Micro No Limit Hold Em Cash Game

Whats are some good stratageys to maintain a good image at the table?
What are good amounts to bet on each street?
How to tell if your hand is the best at a cash game?
Im a tourney and sng player and I want to play more cash games and make some profit at them...so any advice is well needed, Thanks!

I would offer my advice, but I will start a different thread called Donkey Practice about a micro experience I just had. Plus it was micro Limit Holdem and I had to use tweezers to move the chips the bets were so small.

Any nl hold em cash game advice?

Well basically just stick to ABC poker. Play your hand, don't really try any tricks.

Keep an eye on your opponents. Try to be aware of how they play but don't take it as gold. Any player can do anything at anytime.

Don't invest a lot into the pot unless you have avery strong hand. Most micro players are either very passive or maniacs. You'll be able to tell what your against after they've played one orbit.

i pretty much use the starting hand strategy HERE. If the table is really tight I loosen up a little and if they figure out that you're pretty much playing premium hands then it's time to switch tables.

When I bet it's eithe 1/2 pot or pot sized bets. Most of your opponents don't look at their odds so if you are then you're going to profit.

I've written some stuff in My Blog about micro strategy. It mostly covers 5c/10c but 10c/25c is only a litter tighter preflop and not much better playing. If you're playing the penny tables then good luck. If there is a draw on the board and more the 2 other people in the pot there is a good chance somebody hit it.

I generally play pretty tight at these tables as my bankroll is rather small so I have to be careful with what I do. I raise about 3-4 big blind with most decent hands. You can raise to about 5-6 with a strong hand and still get callers with only reasonable hands. People tend to play hands quite aggresively with just an ace. If you just stick to simple poker, no bluffs or anything you will still manage to do well.

Good luck!