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[QUOTE="SavagePenguin, post: 1299642, member: 22087"]
There are a ton of intricacies to playing and there's no way Snowmobiler is going to cover them all.  If you guys are serious about learning how to play I recommend reading the first two Harrington on Hold'em books.  I bought'em each for the full $29.95 cover price, and they paid for themselves pretty quickly.  (I read them each twice, and with each pass I often reread chapters, so some chapters may have 5 readings)

Amazon sells Harrington on Hold'em Volume I & Volume II for $19.77 apiece, so spend another $10.46 and you get free shipping.

Basically, there are a lot of intricacies about what hands you can play and when.  Different hands become playable at different stages of a tournament.  And cards that should be mucked at some stages suddenly become shovable at later stages.

Snowmobiler mentioned M, but Harrington covers the importance of you M extensively in Volume II.  Really, when I read the second book I thought Harrington was crazy.  It was a lot different than how I played... but I did what he said anyway an I have to admit I was wrong and Harrington was right.
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