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[QUOTE="Ione, post: 288848, member: 485"]
Knox, thank you for your advice. I get what you're saying... and I admit I have a tendancy to brood, lol :o ... I tell myself I'm thinking about how to IMPROVE on what happened by going over it, but then I go over it again... and again... and then I get upset with myself and... bah! I'm on tilt. One of the things that does help tho, is telling others about it. If I can get it OUTSIDE of myself, it really helps to let go of it. That's why I like this forum. Hope I don't bore anyone and I promise not to overdo it... (tho you might want to avoid the "bad beats" thread) LOL! :icon_sile 
 
So thanks all, for listening. :D
 
As for books, well, I'm still trying to decide which one to get. I learned online at texasholdem.com, then went to PacificPoker to play demo tables (fake money). Then I deposited that initial $70.00 mentioned in my earlier post.
 
What books do you recommend? I think I play well enough for someone who's been playing only a short while. I have a problem with seeing all the possible hands other players might have (in that short amount of time the online tables gives to make a play), and that's how I get beat now. I'm a pretty tight player otherwise. My other problem area is with math, and they say calculating the odds is a big part of this game. 
 
So I'm open to suggestions. Thanks!
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