FTR, Please help me become a wining 2NL player

Don`t know what fyt means but I have played quite some hands allready, all to learn what to do when and how people react etc. For me the time has now come to make decisions more on the basis of what is actually +EV instead of just Fuck them suckers up a bit and gamble some along the way.
I allready asked the question of when does it becomes more profitable to adapt to opponents based on their stats.

Also I don`t think a 10/5 is raising the 5% percent worst hands but I have seen people doing strange tings. Soo in a good game you may be good to"assume" someone plays sertain hands in a range % but in 2NL this percentage and actual hands can differ greatly

so all the math that uses average figures might not work as well against people that have no idea of what they`re doing.


For Your Information
I played some hands winnning some bucks, just tight and honest. Sample is not big enough yet though ..

Spoon ??? Really would like to see an answer from you, if you realy think adapting your game to players stats is the way to go in micro`s ?? I can see it wworking to get the pressure really on them villains only, it`s just that they can do such strange things sometimes ..


Last, exercise 5 really makes playing honest abc poker easier as you start to look more at the situation as a whole instead of looking at the pot, getting comitted and don`t want to give up. Just look at all variable`s to make the most +EV dicision ..

but there is another way. If instead you think about how you would like to play your range as a whole first, it makes certain types of decisions much easier, especially on the early streets. It also makes it easier to stick to an exploitive strategy that will force a constant edge over time.

but just in general how you think they will play on that board given what you know about them as far as stats and notes go. With that in mind, describe your counter-strategy. That is, describe how you're going to play the flop to take advantage of what you know about their play, and why you're choosing to play your range in that way.

Cheers
Tha confused