micro lim?

any tips on micro limit no lim holdem? im really struggling

There are thousands of threads on this all over. Do some searches, read some of the other threads. There are a few guides that are even stickied at the top of either this section of the forums or in the "learning poker" section.

Other than that: Read up on position. Don't play hands just because they are suited. J3 suited is a horrible hand from any position...don't listen to anyone that tells you otherwise. I've noticed lots of losing players at low limits play lots of suited hands and limp in to lots of pots. Try never to limp in. There are very few situations when this is profitable.

SO basically - Raise more (especially on the button) and fold more when UTG.

If you don't have PT3 or HEM you should get it...they are pretty cheap and are definitely worth it. From those you could post your stats on here and we could analyze your play for you. If you don't feel like getting one of those right now, then at least post hands in the "Hand analysis" thread. Err maybe its called "Cash Game Hand Analysis"....idk...something like that. Anywho - specific questions would be best, because giving general tips is pretty hard.

Statistics for 64 Hands
Street Saw Saw/Total
Flop 24 38%
Turn 13 20%
River 8 13%
Showdown 6 9%
Street Won Won/Saw Won/Total
Pre-flop 8 13% 13%
Flop 5 21% 8%
Turn 2 15% 3%
River 0 0% 0%
Showdown 3 50% 5%

i recently reset my stats so this is from tonite

Well seeing 38% of flops is absurd. I mean like.....super ridiculous. I don't know if you're playing 6 or 9 handed, but either way thats way too much. You have to learn to fold your garbage hands preflop.

Other than that - 64 hands does not tell us anything. Its such a small sample size that its hardly worth commenting on.

Also - those stats do not tell us nearly as much as PT3 or HEM would. In fact all I get out of that is you play too many hands....

You are 75% looser than optimal, tighten up alot.

You aso have to remember that 'micro limit no limit' is virtually an oxymoron. Many online anonymous players have little or no respect for 'micro' chump change. They are in it for entertainment, laughs, sh**s'n'giggles, and the ultimate adrenalin rush of cracking someone else's good hand.

... and yes, at any sample size, 38% is W-A-Y too high.

Play tight, play aggressive and value bet

best piece of advice: play abc poker, don't bluff, value bet, table selection, play tight.

and second best just make a little search, there are tons on micro stakes strategies, we like to make a new one every couple of days here on CC