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[QUOTE="BluffYou123, post: 1756628, member: 52989"] The quickest way to move up is to find your best game and stick to it. Easier said than done. MTT varience is sick but MTTs/MT SNGs are my game. I'm horrible at cash. When I'm on a good run cashing and making a fair few final tables I find myself thinking "this is easy, I'm gonna make loads of money out of this". Not exactly sure what happens but before long I come crashing down and don't make a final table for a long stretch and lose most or all of what I had won. I think it's a combination of things that cause this:[LIST=1] [*]You don't play your best game all the time. [*]You run bad [*]Not stealing enough pots or your steal attempts are unsuccessful crippling your stack[/LIST]I'm sure I've missed some key reasons but that's all I got for now. Back to your question, there is no easy way in poker. Finding what you're best at is very hard to do and I can imagine alot of players don't even know what their best game is. Also remember that most poker players will never be profitable. I think that only ~10% of players actually make money at this game! Good Luck. [/QUOTE]
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