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Message: [QUOTE="NuRelic, post: 708427, member: 33303"] Your talking about 2 different animals between Limit and No Limit. When you play Limit you and your opponents are both going to be more prone to Chase your drawing hands because you will almost always have odds to call it down. As result, playing hands like suited connectors and weak Aces are much more acceptable and you almost never throw away any Pocket Pair pre-flop because your implied Odds are huge. Conversely, in No Limit, you and your opponent have the ability to put the Pot Odds directly against your opponents Hand Odds. You have to respect the amount of the bet in contrast to the number of outs you have. In short; no switching to Limit will more than likely damage your No-Limit game. However, learning how to play Limit while continuing to expand on your No Limit Game would be understandable as long as you don't confuse the two. NuRelic [/QUOTE]