Eliminate donks at 1/2nl my new strategy

Hey guys I like many of you have started low stakes poker at AC....And like many of you I was wondering why my current strategy was leaving me with a even chip stack through out my 8-12 hour sessions i sit down with 300 leave with 280-320....but I think I figured it out for myself I want to know your opinion!My goal is to eliminate the guess work after the flop.I think it will save me and you loads of time while picking up a few small and sometimes massive pots. So here it is excuse the GRAMMER AND SPELLING lol.

I think in low stakes everyone wants to gamble but there's certain prices people are willing to pay to see a flop they dont really know much about pot odds..so first we need to forget pot odds pre flop at 1/2 and 2/5? utg raises 4x bb and 3-5 donks call ...you have rags but 5:1 on a call sounds great... but your rags are only going to hit 22-33% of the time and odds are a over pair is on the board so your beat anyway... and i think the odds of hitting two pair on the flop is 50:1 let alone the set mines out there and draws...I SEE THIS WAY TO MUCH IN BORGATA!!!I see to many massive stacks dwindle because they're calling stations to raisers and bet with air for example at my table last night I had 3-5 callers for every raise....SO MUCH SO I STOPED RAISING PREMO hands ... I think this is key at low stakes... become a passive but super aggressive preflop player..you know your at a loose table which all 1-2/2-5 nl table's are for the most part if your in early position limp your AA-KK-QQ-JJ-1010-AK-AQ because odds are your going to get a raiser and 2-4 callers and thats when you make your PROFESSIONAL style move that will shock everyone at the table I love the faces at the table preflop when I three bet a little less or more then pot size depending on strength and amount of players in the hand ...usually a bigger bet for a weaker hand ...They're shocked and all of them will fold and if you get a caller or a shove you at least know where your at....
Now in late position if everyone limps to your power hand AA-KK-QQ-JJ-1010-AK-AQs even 9-9 8-8 would be good at this point with all limpers. I would bet 1.5x-2.5x times the pot so at 1-2 if you get 5 limpers that's $15-$25 once again for your weaker hands throw a little more in to portray a-a k-k ... you dont want to see a flop ever with AA-KK-QQ-JJ at 1/2nl 2/5nl and you dont want to be GREEDY PICK UP WHAT YOU CAN if someone shoves on your aces thats your double up.. so if you could erase the guess work you'll save a load of money in the long run... and this style makes you look like a freak people wont trust you at all at the table which is what you want!
Now one more thing I was at borgata last night at 2/5 nl and I had this guy I called the 35 dollar man ... he was very tight but his betting pattern was so easy to read it wasn't funny ... if he was in early mid position and made a raise u better get out of the hand especially if he was calling you down in a flop-turn bad news.Its reads like these that you need to make at the table in order for a proper preflop aggressive strategy to work... if you get shoved or raised by a tight player like this and you hold q-q j-j 10-10 kiss the cards and your 3 bet away at least you know where you stand in the hand when you know what kind of player your heads up with..... I think the best thing about this strategy is it eliminates most variance so its a tight but super aggressive at the same time!!!
more updates to come ill be head hunting at borgata this weekend peace!!!

I have incorporated the premium limp from EP with AA/KK, but other than that, just raise. If you are noticing that people are calling 4xBB, then raise 5xBB, 6xBB, etc until you get the reasonable amount of callers that you're looking for. I have played games where my standard open was 10xBB because I would have one guy who would always call it, but everyone else would fold to it unless they had a great hand. It was a very profitable situation for me. Limping with premium hands hoping for a raise down the road is more often than not just going to allow too many people into the hand and lose value for you because many times you're going to get out-flopped multiway when no one raises after your limp.

Cliffs?

i was going to read but i saw:

"become a passive but super aggressive preflop player"

so decided not to

this

It drives me up a wall when people raise 10xBB at 1-2NL games, seriously just lose 12 or 14$ getting 4 callers as opposed to raising to 20 or 25$ and getting the 1 guy with pocket 8s who calls and hits his set and then lose your entire stack. I never understand those 20 or 30$ raises in 1-2 game pre-flop, especially the brilliant souls who do it at a table with 6 rocks where if even one person calls you unless you have AA you're probably behind or stand a damn good chance of being behind once the flop comes out. The other issue to remember with hands like KK, QQ, JJ is that raises that are too big can sucker smart players into calling you with the intention of attempting to take the pot away if an Ace hits the board, they don't even need to have an Ace, its simply the fact that 10-15BB raise more often than not screams "I don't want to see an Ace hit the flop" raising more reasobnably to 12 or 14$ makes it much harder for someone to know if you've got 10s or A-K.

Where they said AT I assumed that AC was a poker site. Having read the whole thread I assume that they actually mean that they have started playing live poker IN Atlantic City?

Is it usual in the US to say that you play AT a certain town/city rather than IN? Or is AC actually some sort of B&M chain of casinos?

OP: notice the clever way that I break up my text. They call it paragraphs. It makes text easier to read.

Paragraphs aren't usually only two sentences long.

OP thinks live players are bad.
OP plays live.
OP wants you to become a "become a passive but super aggressive preflop player".
OP says "you dont want to see a flop ever with AA-KK-QQ-JJ at 1/2nl 2/5nl and you dont want to be GREEDY PICK UP WHAT YOU CAN"
OP thinks that limp/raising big pairs is a "PROFESSIONAL style move that will shock everyone at the table.
The first 2 statements are transitive.

[x]Solid strat

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