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BlueToe33
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Hey everyone, so I've been playing poker seriously for about a year, took a break, than came back about a month ago. I deposited $100 to pokerstars and have sticked within my bankroll and played only $3 sng. I understand that there are a lot of fish at these levels, so I don't try to "outplay them" so to say because I know that a lot of the tricks don't work against worse players, as they will simply call good bluffs or chase down to the river, after all it is only three bucks. I have gone up to $180 and back down to $100 during my "carreer." Right now I am sitting at $130.
My problem is, I have spent hours, days worth of hours reading and practicing strategy, I made $70 dollars in a day playing super tight, doubling up in the early rounds, and outplaying other players in the bubble. However, sticking to that strategy I have gotten back down to my current BR because I can't get AA, KK, AK early every game. I have also tried small balling to an extent, limping with those suited connectors and pairs, but the majority of the time that just hinders my stack. So, any tips on how to start beating these on a consistent basis? I have read and read and read till I had to pass out for weeks, and tried countless strategies, but none seem to be consistent at low stakes. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
My problem is, I have spent hours, days worth of hours reading and practicing strategy, I made $70 dollars in a day playing super tight, doubling up in the early rounds, and outplaying other players in the bubble. However, sticking to that strategy I have gotten back down to my current BR because I can't get AA, KK, AK early every game. I have also tried small balling to an extent, limping with those suited connectors and pairs, but the majority of the time that just hinders my stack. So, any tips on how to start beating these on a consistent basis? I have read and read and read till I had to pass out for weeks, and tried countless strategies, but none seem to be consistent at low stakes. Any help would be greatly appreciated.