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[QUOTE="Leatherass, post: 1431562, member: 63650"]
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1.  Just take it slow.  Add one more and when you are comfortable, add another.  Most importantly is to take it slow.  I talk quite a bit about this in my book, Treat Your Poker Like A Business [url]http://www.dustyschmidt.net[/url] for anyone interested in learning more about it in depth.

2. I would recommend playing on Poker Stars where they have a built in rewards system that just like rakeback, but doesn't discriminate against those who signed up for an account before they found out about rakeback.  It is a much fairer system in my opinion.

3. If poker were that predictable that would be sweet!  Seriously though, I have no idea what to expect for you.  It is often up to the poker Gods haha.  What I do know is that hard work pays off in the end.

4. Good fundamentals will serve you well in any game.  I recommend working on a solid foundation.

5. I would play with at least 100BB to develop proper strategy.  Anything less than 100BB will require some adjustments to your game.  Stop when you have an amount at the table that is uncomfortable to you.  There is no need to stop unless you are uncomfortable, however.

6. You should absolutely try and get all of the money in pre flop with AA.  That is never a bad idea.

7. That's totally up to you.  There is no reason to really stop unless you are uncomfortable one way or another.

8. It ain't easy, that is why I hired a mental game coach names Jared Tendler.  He helps me think the way I am supposed to and has been one of the biggest reasons I have had some of the successes I have had.  He's at [url]http://www.jaredtendlerpoker.com[/url] for anyone interested in checking him out.

Thanks for everything and feel free to PM me if you want.
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