Smackin, tell us about the move too nl200

I've seen that you've made the move up to nl200. How is the game there compared to nl100? Looser? Tighter? More aggressive?

I'm currently at nl100 and I feel that I beat the game.
When my BR reach $4k, i'll take a grand and try my luck on nl200.

200NL is about the same skill level where I currently play at the poker room skins. It's a little tighter, continuation bets are easier to take the pot, people slowplay more and checkraise the river more. This is just what I've seen so far - which is only about 12 hours worth of playing time.

I've found it pretty easy except for the fact that when you get it all in you're going to be looking at better hands on average - people might not call your allin with top pair as much. Its still full of chasers and people still find ways to give money so I reccommend it. I've started out with a good run (except for yesterday) and hope to continue it.
Make sure and pay special attention to your tables, play fewer tables at first, and I think its just as good. I'm off to work as we speak! Good luck.

For example:

Hand History:
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Texas Hold'em $2-$2 NL (real money), #1,250,631,881
Table animaldoctor's HE, 9 Sep 2005 5:01 PM ET
Seat 3: SlappinYaUp ($185 in chips)
Seat 7: acesupphilly ($378.60 in chips)
Seat 8: MiMiC1 ($192.60 in chips)
Seat 9: CRAZTRAC24 ($219 in chips)
ANTES/BLINDS
acesupphilly posts blind ($1), MiMiC1 posts blind ($2).

PRE-FLOP

SlappinYaUp gets [ AS,AC ]

CRAZTRAC24 folds, SlappinYaUp bets $6, acesupphilly bets $13, MiMiC1 folds, SlappinYaUp bets $39, acesupphilly bets $170, SlappinYaUp bets $140 and is all-in, acesupphilly calls $1.