Originally Posted by biondino

You sound pretty playable against - a rock who doesn't bluff and plays strong hands hard. This is going to be a problem if a) you are at a loose table and end up folding decent hands to raises from Laggs, and b) if you are at a tight table where no-one will pay you off but you're unwilling to steal/bully.

Essentially, there's nothing wrong with this game at low limits, as long as you play aggressively every time you have the best of it. But if you push the edges of your game so that you're stealing pots, occasionally bluffing and essentially confusing your opponents, you will end up a better and more profitable player.

Maybe that's the next step - no need to rush when you're not ready. And if you do do it, always know when to fold - it's the biggest temptation in the world to bluff, get called, think "well I'll just bluff again on the turn, but bigger", get called again, and lose half your stack because you can't bully a guy off a hand when he made a full house on the flop.