I know that poker is not 1 size fits all, but there are definetly some guidelines you should stick to while playing poker. I wanted to pick your brains to what seems to be working the most and the best at 2NLz which I find it a very interesting pool say at least. There are a lot of newbies but also a lot of good regs. You can see slowplayed AA as well as 5b Jams pre with K10o or J9o. Bluffs work very little and is definetly a value heavy pool.

So far I've noticed that my best sessions have been the ones played quite passively, a very tight EP range, a very wide CO, BTN range, a lot of checking and a lot of VB TPTK upwords. I understand that exploiting the 2NLz pool should be straight forward - VB more, bluff less.

My questions to you are:
- Do you think this is the best way to approach this pool or do you believe there is some different approach that can have a higher BB/100?
- What are the most important HUD stats to have on display for 2NLz
- How many hands would make the HUD relevant?
- Is best to avoid 3b from regs or battle with them (I've seen them 3b very wide and call 4b even wider i.e. 109s)?
- Do you believe AKs should be in the All-in pre range?
- Should you always run it once or twice?
- What are your 2NLz secrets?
Thanks!