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Message: [QUOTE="aesopdurasic, post: 1159998, member: 48623"] My biggest advice is for now stick to what your good at. I personally think you should really try and get to the point where you can profit at both. Personally i am a cash game player but when i started i played nothing but tourneys. I started to get bored with them and tried to play cash games but seem to always lose my money there. That i started to read up on just strictly cash play and slow saw that you must play cash game a little different that tourney. Its very close but with a few changes here and there to fit the cash game style. So i would just learn how to play tourneys very well and slowly start taking stabs at the cash game. Once you first start if you lose a buy in the cash game just go back to tourneys and take another stab again at another time. If that makes sense. Aesop [/QUOTE]