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[QUOTE="Four Dogs, post: 2108424, member: 2668"]
Don't sell those thousands of micro hands short. They're an important part of learning the game. Honestly, I don't know how pure live players ever get enough hands in to learn the game properly. It takes far too much time and money at 30 hands per hour to figure the game out and even after all that they still don't have hand histories to refer back to.

The truth is, most people never actually learn the game, EVER. They're like fish in a bowl. A goldfish never gets board because every second of his life is fresh and new. But they never learn either and that's how it is for most recreational players. Every session is like their first. They never change their game, they never think about their mistakes and they're perfectly happy to stay that way forever.

So don't be in such a rush to jump levels, don't worry about whether you're a net winner or loser. Don't worry about what someone else might think of your style, or winrate or bankroll management. Spend a year playing at a level you're comfortable with and expect to lose, but think of it as an investment. Low Limit is the little league of poker. Just put your time in, enjoy the fact that you have a hobby where there's so much room to improve and most of all, don't be a goldfish.

Oh, invest in Poker Tracker or Poker Office. That is KEY!
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