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[QUOTE="Tygran, post: 649634, member: 25662"] I know that books and simply experience are two of the best teachers. And that the specific answer to this question probably depends on where the person is who is asking it. My poker library is expanding and I expect it will continue to do so pretty much as fast as I can read/absorb whatever book I'm currently on. (I really can't get enough of reading books right now). Basically I'm just looking for advice on where to go/what to utilize to get better. I have heard people mention sites with videos and other things that are useful for learning purposes for example. As far as I go personally, I'm very serious about wanting to try and get better. I feel I'm doing pretty well but I know I have alot to learn still. So answers can be to me directly or just in general: I know there are plenty of book threads/reviews on these forums now so I'm not really looking for more book information (though it sure never hurts) as much as I am other forms of materials. Hope that makes sense, looking forward to the replies! [/QUOTE]
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