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Message: [QUOTE="xOneCoolHandx, post: 5128117, member: 143461"] Art and math are actually closely related. At lot of the masters (Van Gogh, Da Vinci, et al) were also brilliant mathematicians and some of the most famous mathematicians were renowned for their art . But I understand your theory, rings games take a different skillset than tournaments. It's funny because it's the same game but also at the same time, starkly different. Personally, my game fits better with tournament poker. It's a mental thing for me. Chips are chips and if I lose them, that's it. In a cash game, money is money. I've tried to think of them as just chips, but I play much more conservative and tight because it is actual money. It's not even that I can't afford to lose my stack because I can... it is just some kind of block. In tournaments I am very aggressive with my play. I just can't seem to duplicate it in ring games. [/QUOTE]