Quote Originally Posted by RevolverX
Ok I've done alot of reading before joining this board..but nowhere have I found strategy for the micro stakes tables. I've only invested $50 into this, so I'm playing the .10 NL tables and I've found alot of the strategies simply don't work here because people play everything, and people bluff far too often. Even when I get a good hand like KK, if I raise too high preflop, everyone folds, if i raise medium or small, everyone limps in because what's 50 cents anyway. Then I have 5 players against me which is 5 times the odds my KK will get busted... well you get the picture.

So if anyone has some microstakes table strategy I'd love to hear it. Keep in mind I don't want to develop bad habits, but when I'm playing tables where people come and go every 5 minutes and everyone is bluffing, it's really tough to lay down AA to an allin.

EDIT: As I am new if you wouldn't mind typing out the acroynms so I can become acclimated to what they mean I would appreciate it Thanks.
It's been awhile, but micro stakes are all about ABC poker. Standard TAG (tight aggressive) works great. DO NOT BLUFF!!!! VALUE BET! Bet when you have a good hand (even marginal against calling stations) and fold when you don't.

As far as your KK goes, I think you have the wrong idea. You aren't raising to narrow down the field, although a big pair is easier to play 1 or 2 handed. You most likely have the best hand (ie. your equity is highest), your bet is for value. Let them call and play smart post flop.