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I'm not an SNG player and never have been, so take this for what its worth. I think in ring game, your hand quality has to improve vastly over SNGs (I'm mainly talking about full ring here). Two pair flopped and overpairs are no longer worth as much as in tourneys, since you're beaten by sets and 2 pair respectively. Since you're gonna be at the low limits, start by learning to play sets (any low to medium pocket pair), overpairs (AA and KK, QQ if that happens - at the low limits JJ and TT may even work), and AK and AQ. Maybe AJ. That's about it. Basically this strategy focusses on the sets (ie. set farming), which are decently straightforward to play.
Slowly add hands, such as some of the rest of the decent broadways. Make sure you know what you're in the hand for, and if things aren't shaping up that way, FOLD. In ring, committment is almost a non-concept - at least, its nowhere near as important as in tourneys. Think in terms of the long term for strategy. Essentially, you're looking to play ABC poker, that is, play cards not poker. Don't worry about playing the player just yet until you've learned to play cards. Continue this strategy until you're bankrolled to move up and learn new strategies. Get past the microlimits where solely playing cards is profitable. Maybe if you don't like full ring, you could try 6 max since (at least from what I've found) the player quality is lower, you can afford to be more aggressive, since it's less likely the hand quality is quite as high as full ring.
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