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[QUOTE="Blown01Cobra, post: 2022699, member: 92963"]
I think the reason most people suggest sticking with fixed limit poker when you start out is basically for bank roll management purposes.  If you start out playing no limit holdem, you'll find yourself in a lot of situations where you're going to be forced to choose between folding or making some very big bets - and that can be dangerous for a noobie who chases after hands they shouldn't.  It'll be dangerous chasing after bad hands in fixed limit too, but there is of course fixed limit you can lose.  On the other hand, it's that same exact mind set that makes chasing bad hands in fixed limit poker so much easier to do - because you always know you don't have to worry about someone making a huge re-raise against your junk hands.
But the games are still completely different, so succeeding in one doens't mean success in the other.  I feel like no-limit poker is a much purer form where only your bankroll controls how much you actually are willing to bet on winning the hand.
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