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[QUOTE="absoluthamm, post: 1350201, member: 39314"]
I agree that those will help you a lot, but they are not absolutely essential to becoming a good poker player. Anybody can read 100 poker books, but do they know how/when/where to apply that knowledge. You really only learn that by playing. I'm not saying that poker books don't help at all by learning concepts(hell I have read dozens), but just that they aren't the deciding factor in whether you will become a decent poker player or not.

Your other two points were great: belong to poker forums and reviewing your own play. As far as the forum, it isn't just belonging to one, but participating in it...Post hand histories, review others, and just soak up all of the information that is in front of you for no cost. Along with that, go back and review some of your hands after each session. If you have tracking software, many times you can flag hands for later review, so if you thought something was peculiar about a hand, go back later on and check it out. This is the only way you are going to plug your leaks is by finding what they are after you are done playing
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