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[QUOTE="sidgucci, post: 2295763, member: 101029"] Good morning, John and CardsChat community! Working on my 4Betting Bluffing Range and getting ready to watch the WPT Final Table livestream that is taking place in Florida. I have a question with regards to all of the free online material as it relates to poker strategy. A lot of this free material being offered is really geared towards microstake players. Although, I have been playing for several years, I personally find this free material to be advanced thinking and not Poker Basic 101. My question is, how much more advanced will these poker lessons take us if this free material is considered the groundwork or foundation? Once gaining a firm grasp, will this foundation be enough to get out of the micros and start moving up in stakes? I understand that the game has changed over the years and that it will continue to change and there will be new styles to adapt to and/or exploit. Thoughts/opinions? [/QUOTE]
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