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Message: [QUOTE="Vfranks, post: 1406172, member: 56954"] [b]Thanks[/b] Thanks. Yeah, absorbing the info is the hard part. Especially if it is new info. That's why I sometime have to read and then re-read a section in order to fully understand it, but even then I guess I still need to practice it in order to fully absorb it. No prob. It's not like I have anything to hide. I have been thinking the only way to fix the problem, is to be honest to myself. Thanks for those links. I have seen them before, and saved them in bookmarks, but then switched browsers and lost where I put them. That is another way I have not used this forum to my advantage... I had found a page with a bunch of links, those included, and saved it planning to look later and then never did. I think I glanced over the micro stakes one before, but did not read the whole thing. I will definitely read those, and thanks for posting the links here! I have a 25$ gift card I need to use that I got for Christmas to amazon the bookstore. I want to buy a poker book, as I am not in need of any other type of books at the moment So if I were to buy another poker book. Would you suggest I get the second Volume2 cash games since I already have Vol.1? Or should I go for something like Colin Moshman's Sit n Go book, or HoH: tournament series 1 or something? I am definitely going to start using CC to my advantage more, but am going to buy at least 1 more book with this gift card. I do know that a lot of poker books reiterate the same things. When I was reading cash games vol 1, they refer to things briefly that they say they explained in the other series, and more in depth. That's probably a advertising method that trapped me into thinking I need the first series tho. Most things I am unclear on are most likely explained in depth here on CC anyway, I just need to take the time to find/read them. Thanks, I will. [/QUOTE]

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