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[QUOTE="white_lytning, post: 825848, member: 39455"] TC I am pretty much the opposite of you except I have no desires to play tourneys anymore. I play only live cash games because I can do well. I make a lot more money, and have less up and downs playing cash than just tournaments. I was introduced to poker through tournament play and quickly made the transition to cash. The best way to learn how to play, is to do just that and play. The more experience the better. Start at low limits until you understand how the game works and go from there. From a cash game standpoint, tourney players are generally more aggressive with bad hands, and slow play big ones. QQ, JJ, 1010, AQ, AJ, A10 are all hands that normal cash game players hold at a much lower value than tourney guys. Cash game players will also play a larger varitie of hands, and there is no worry of blinds raising and time restraints. Check this forum out and check out the other stuff on cash game strategies. Experience means everything in any of these games. Just play a lot, expect it to be hard at the beginning, and go from there. You have to learn something everytime you play. [/QUOTE]
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