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[QUOTE="Peppinotom, post: 4042541, member: 244291"]
Just the fact that you open a POKER room, where the word POKER is written, on a daily basis, will make your eyes more sensible to the word POKER. When you are in your POKER room every day, you will see special events with a glance of your eye. Does that make you a better POKER player? No, you just trained yourself some extra skills, that others don't have. You will need at least 8 more skills to understand the language that is spoken at the table you are sitting at, but if you sit there every day, and analyze the game, it will come sooner or later, I'm pretty sure about it. I see it as learning a new language or training muscles, you should learn 3-4 days and review (pause) 3-4 days.
If you want to earn money with poker, playing daily comes indispensable, so why not train it from the beginning.
I play daily all day long, POKER is my life (for the time being) and honestly sometimes I shout out loud OMG, gimme a break and I shut down all the computers and don't play for a day. (un) fortunately I have to come back, whether I like it or not If i want to be a pro some day. Your choice...
From my point of view it's better to multi-table, if you want to sharpen your skills.
Play a specific range on 4 tables always and sometimes some more, that helps alot
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