Hey mate . Just play tight and enjoy the experience ! Don ' t be afraid to chat with the other players , I ' m sure most of them will be friendly . I ' ve played a lot in Brisbane , and it ' s almost always a positive experience even if I lose money . I see no reason why the Gold Coast wouldn ' t be similar . You ' re not going to have enough time to learn enough that ' s going to help you turn $ 300 into $ 1000 , unless you just run well . In terms of your questions . At low stakes live NL in Australia , there will likely be more limpers and also raise sizes will be different . Don ' t be surprised to see someone raise 68 BB preflop out of position . Many of the people at these low stakes live tables are just there for fun too . They haven ' t studied a lot of poker theory . Don ' t angleshoot or say anything offensive . Always be friendly and relaxed , and don ' t talk about a hand if you ' re not involved in it . You ' ll work out how to stack your chips pretty easily . Stacks of 10 usually works best for me , though I don ' t know what chip sizes they use at Jupiters these days . EDIT Just another quick thing , because you mentioned you ' re prone to tilt . If you take a bad beat or someone plays like an idiot , then just sit out for a hand or two and take a few deep breaths . Compose yourself and remember that you ' re there to have fun . Some Australian casinos can be quite strict on swearing , aggression etc . etc . So just take it easy and enjoy yourself .