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[QUOTE="diabloblanco, post: 350594, member: 4734"]
Read, read, read, read, and then when you've done that, read some more.  During this time, play, play, play, play, and play some more.

[B]Required Reading[/b]
Theory of Poker- David Sklansky
Winning Low Limit Hold 'em- Lee Jones
Super/System II- Brunson & Co.

The aforementioned are not in order of importance per se, but should all be read and poured over.  If you're going to play a lot of tournament poker another must read is [I]Harington on Hold 'em I & II[/I].

If you're going to be playing mainly online (which is probably the case) it would be in your best interest to buy PokerTracker and use it and Game Time+.  These two programs allow you to both analyze every miniscule aspect of your play and recognize any leaks that you may have which will allow you to adjust your play accordingly.  In addition you will be able to keep tabs on all the players you play against frequently so that you can also exploit leaks and weaknesses in their game.

If you can't afford the programs I mentioned, continuously have your hand histories sent to you and if you feel you played a hand incorrectly or didn't maximize potential earnings on a particular hand, feel free to post it here in the Hand Analyzation forum for others to give advice or input on different ways to play certain hands.

Good Luck.
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