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Message: [QUOTE="fcumred, post: 857055, member: 37796"] One thing I found when I started was that I could do well on tournaments, but put me on a ring table with the money I had won and it disappeared quicker than a nuns virginity in a brothel.. After severak months of winning it with one hand then blowing it away with the other I then disciplined myself to stay away from where I was losing the majority of what I won on other games. Instead of taking $30 to a ring table I would play 10 $3 sit and gos, and I found that out of those 10 I maybe cashed in 6 winning at least 2. That put me in profit and kept my interest going because my challenge was to cash in 10 out of the 10. The best I ever managed was cashing in 8. So to cut it short, find out which game suits you, whether it be limit, NL, SNG, MTT whatever, and work on that. Stick to what you find comfortable and can cash in on. Stay away from the game that costs you money [/QUOTE]