small problems

[Razvan729]

yes... you are right.... you all are.... maybe i need time to get at peace with all the concepts... i tried playing that low 2nl, but there the place is full of donks and fishes, i did play... but i lost there a lot of money for they never fold...at a raise they get all in with everything almost.... QQ+ and you get called by 3-4 players and 90% of the times you get beat by 3-8 or crappy cards.... no matter how tight i played there, pre-flop and post-flop... i just cant win there...

[NightGizmo]

yes... you are right.... you all are.... maybe i need time to get at peace with all the concepts... i tried playing that low 2nl, but there the place is full of donks and fishes, i did play... but i lost there a lot of money for they never fold...at a raise they get all in with everything almost.... QQ+ and you get called by 3-4 players and 90% of the times you get beat by 3-8 or crappy cards.... no matter how tight i played there, pre-flop and post-flop... i just cant win there...

Not trying to be mean here, but basically you are saying, "I can't win against very bad players, so instead I'm going to win by playing good players."

Logic fail. Stop focusing on the bad beats and instead try to figure out where you need to improve your game.

[OngBonga]

i tried playing that low 2nl, but there the place is full of donks and fishes

Precisely the reason I turned $25 into $250 in three months. I'm now at 5nl, even though I'm sufficiently rolled for 10nl if I want, but I won't play 10nl until I can beat 5nl. Someone said recently "you have to crawl before you can sprint", he was talking about antimatter but it's relevant here. If you can't win money at 2nl playing against donks, you can't hope to win money against skilled players. You've got to learn to beat the donks if you want to be successful at poker.