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[QUOTE="fletchdad, post: 1573170, member: 65205"] To OP: Read the posts here, read the stickies and the golden archives, and about 1000 other things as well. That will give you a starting view about where you want to go on your journey to learn this game. Many paths to take, it seems you want to play tourneys, so try to find as much info on them, and stick to them alone (maybe STT as well, it depends on an umber of things, hard to make one general statement that covers all the bases). It all depends on what you want to do, and where you want to be in 3-6-12-24 months. Also to comment on the one statement about beating play chips before you beat real money, you CANNOT compare these games. I played loads of play money before I played real money, and NO, they are not anywhere near each other. IMO and based on my experience, but feel free to ask other players what they think on this. But if you want to win in real money games, you have to play them. Maybe compare it to sparing in a martial arts school, and fighting in a tournament. There are similarities, but in practice they are totally different. BUT: Your post about you know BRM but cant adhere to it is a problem you need to get a grip on, and no poker strategy in the world will help you if you cant discipline yourself. [/QUOTE]
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