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[QUOTE="eazy489, post: 1823168, member: 83298"]
Hey guys sorry for the long absence of posts.  Been busy grinding alot in Atlantic city.

I used to study a lot more when I was coming up, lately I haven't been studying much at all which is a problem I'm going to fix.  I would say in the beginning you should study at least 1 hour for every 3-4 that you play.  That may sound like a lot, but IMO you can learn more in the beginning by studying rather than playing.  As you learn though and become a better player, you need to play more and more for a few reasons .. 1) you need to practice what you've learned and apply it 2) you need to grow as a player and form your OWN style of play.  So I would say that in the beginning (before you hit 100 NL) you should study 1 hour for every 3-4 that you play.  I remember I studied a lot Monday-Wed and played a lot wed-sun, something I am going to pick up again.  I think the most valuable tools to study are the online training sites.  Deucescracked, cardrunners are the best IMO then bluefire.  Use tournamentpokeredge if you are a tournament player.  Take notes on the lessons taught, trust me that is the best way to make it stick.  You need to take studying seriously if you want to become a good player.
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