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Message: [QUOTE="Shumkoolie, post: 6176600, member: 64267"] That's a good approach - play the game you're most comfortable with. You're never always going to win, but if you (applies to anyone reading this) are avoiding playing hands that put you in bad spots where you're going to lose money over the long-term (basic example is flopping top pair with a poor kicker and more often than not, losing to a better kicker), then you should be fine. Being patient is also very critical, as I've seen situations where people lose a pot or two and immediately feel like they have to double-up or win a big pot to get back to where they were before, which will cause you to play outside of what works for you, and while it might yield some results, over time, it's not going to work out for the best. [/QUOTE]