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Message: [QUOTE="glworden, post: 993493, member: 35332"] [b]so many questions . . . (11 to be exact)[/b] Great Thread. I don't know you, but your answers make a lot of sense. Are you a well-known venerated player that has earned the respect of others? Should I know you? Are you a pro? (that's three questions) You said you'd answer anything honestly. How much do you make, average monthly, live and online. How many hours do you play? Multi-table? Do you have a "real job?" (four more) I agree with you strongly that it's getting really tough to find an edge at NL HE. I find this especially so at the smaller sites like Carbon, where I play the 25 NL tables and every night see a gaggle of familiar pretty good players lined up to get a nibble, but the fish are few and far between. Do you think I'd have more luck at a bigger site like PS where there's more anonymity and perhaps more "new blood?" The one big thing I haven't done well in the past but am starting to learn is table selection. On small sites it's hard to be choosy. What tools and criteria do you use to find the softest tables? (that's another two) Like you, I'm finding more opportunity in PL H/L Omaha, especially six-handed. People make lots of mistakes, so if you can just avoid mistakes that's an edge right there. I haven't read a lot about Omaha theory and strategy, but I'm actually learning to play possibly even tighter than HE. There are so many mid sets, 2 pair etc that look good but just end up sucking you dry. Hard to bluff at low stakes, so you really have to work for premium hands. Am I on the right track? Please point me to some good Omaha resources, either online or books. (another question and a request) Finally to the question who else would I like to see post such a thread: [B][U]Belgo Suisse[/U][/B] AlienGenius BobTiger me (just to see if anybody asked me anything) Thanks for the thread. Gary [/QUOTE]

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