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[QUOTE="mange, post: 1086209, member: 20602"]
[b]Play as Much as possible and analyze every hand.[/b]

Yea,
 
Seems one should play as much as possible and analyze each hand you play. Even if you win the hand, analyze your play carefully. And, be honest with your self. 
 
Winning a hand does not mean it was played correctly. So, every had should be investigated intensely. Did I play it right? Was I in good position? Did I have proper "pot odds"? Did I make a value bet to make most profit on the hand? Am I being patience? Am I in control of my emotions? And, it goes on and on.
 
Poker is a life time of learning. And, there are some things one can control if they wish: patience, self-control is among them.
 
Now, if I could do those things, how happy I would be. As, I tend to run emotional highs and lows when playing. Happy when I win a hand and sad when I get a bad suck out.
 
For example: The other day I had about twenty somthing outs in a Omaha Hi Lo game. Must have been at least half the cards in the deck would have made me a winner. But, I did not hit.
 
Was my luck bad or did I make a bad play? Answer: Bad play. Because most Omaha hi lo players will tell you not to chase. And, I was making big calls to chase. When I should of folded. 
 
I am kind of rambling. But, poker is such a complicated game. That it is not possible to put your finger on just one thing to make one a better player.
 
Play as much as possible and keep and open mind. When in doubt about a hand. Blog it on CC and some of the better players will be happy to point out what you did "wrong" or "right" in the hand.
 
Good luck and hang in there.
 
mange
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