Posted 16 March 2005 - 11:38 AM
Forum unusually crappy today…. New Poker Topic for real discussion. Not sure why, but the forum sucks today, maybe has a lot to do with Rising Shark being responsible for 80% of the threads and posts… maybe because it's Wednesday… who knows… but could I have your thoughts on the following?I have found my game has plateaud recently. I went through the discovery phase, played a bit and lossed, then went through the initial learning the deeper elements of the game (pot odds etc) then stayed there for a while playing, house games and small casino games… then I read a bunch more and really felt I had another growth spurt and deeper understanding of more of the game. now I play fairly successfully online and live, and I'm really enjoying playing smaller MTT tournaments $30 average… and I just had my first win (Yahoo!)… but I've found in the last 2 months I've stopped learning, I know there's always room to improve in the game that's what I love about it, but do any of you have any ideas on things to do to continue learning the game? Last week I went and played 2/4 and raised the whole way through all night and found out it was really informative and I learned a lot about categories of players etc… (I'd recommend it to any of you who are more confident players.) and later on in the week I played 2/4 blind to the river, the problem with that was that people just didn't know what they were doing so it was tough… I'd imagine it would be much more informative to play NL or a higher limit blind cause then the decisions you put people to would be more difficult… but I'm not ready to part with that much money yet. Finally I've been spending time learning the other games as there are new elements of reading etc to be learned in each that are helping my game… So that's where I'm at… please give me any suggestions on new ways to learn the game… basically the only plan I can think of is moving to vegas and watching the greats or something…
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