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Message: [QUOTE="seachicken, post: 1716360, member: 79568"] thank you for your impute. It's nice to hear that i am trying to go down the right path. It is part of my game that i think i need to spend some more time reviewing. It's a gap in my game because i never wanted to say "i know what that means". Now i think i need to start to try to learn why i feel the way i do in a hand. Thanks again for the reply. The reason i am here is what you are saying. I know what i need to do but i want to make sure i go about it in the right way. It was actually really helpful just to compose this post. I did replay a lot of hands after the mtt with help from my friend but i didn't take the necessary notes. I think this is something that i missed. "abbreviate" is great advice. I didn't mention the the site i am playing on because i don't want anyone coming along for seachicken donkey rides. I love pokerstove. I have done this after live tournament and cash games. I think i need to print out the charts i have developed for quick reference. I need to take advantage of having information at my fingertips. This may be true but i think i may still want to get one to help review my leaks and to start building my database. I think part of the reason i didn't review the chip stacks is because i was trying to figure out other information that the hud will provide. I prefer to play live for 5/10 but where i live its a limit game at the casinos. So i am forced to play 1/2 game. Plus the 1/2 cash game is tight passive. I normally play mtt's with buy-ins from $50-$100. I was thinking of playing in some of the sng's or mtt's with smaller buy-ins. My logic was that i could minimize my risk while maximizing the number of hand i will play. I do have to say playing in a smaller game seems like peanuts but i get that i can play a lot more hands. Is there any limit you would recommend. I don't know if i want to adapt my game to play against complete donks. (ironic i know) Thank you for your reply. This really helped and gave me a lot more to think about. The reason i am here is because i hope i can minimize my blood lose while maximining my learning curve. rssurfer54- i can see your logic but i don't know if i want to go that low. I know i am going to have to really follow bank roll management online but that seems a little low for me. I normally don't worry about my bank roll because I don't play enough live to worry (i have two kids and not enough time to play to get me in trouble) and playing 1/2 or 5/10 isn't something that can hurt too bad. I do keep detailed records so i do know where i am each month. It's one of the reason's i have never raised my limits. Now with a game starting every minute i think it could be easy to get out of hand. [/QUOTE]

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