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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 707876, member: 23910"]
I've only spent a bit of time playing limit games, but here's I think.  Take it with as many grains of salt as you please:
 
Obviously, if you move to limit it's a lot more difficult to lose an entire buy-in on one hand.  The flipside to this, of course, is that you won't be stacking someone else either if you flop a monster.  So you'll lose more slowly, but you'll win more slowly too.
 
With regard to playing pot odds and draws... you might actually find some of the limit lessons about drawing counter-productive for your no-limit game.  Pot odds in limit will very often encourage you to call and chase your draws, so you may find yourself chasing a lot more than would be sane in no-limit.
 
There's also the issue of putting people on hands - the general rule is that in limit, you play [I]your[/I] hand, while in no-limit you play your opponent's.  Putting your opponents on a range of hands is still important, but if you really want to develop that skill, a no-limit table will probably teach you more.
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