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Message: [QUOTE="scruffy mojo, post: 661825, member: 30205"] what i read in the other posts is alot of real good advice...watch the game for a half hour or so to understand the flow, the blinds, bets in turn. you will be very nervous no matter what, when you sit at the table your heart will be going a mile a minute, and if you look down and see pocket aces or kings blast off. [B]don't forget to breathe.[/B] start at the lowest limit $1 /2 $2/4 if the dealer is good he or she will run the table and they will figure out you haven't played live too much and guide you along and throw in a joke or two to loosen you up. if you make a mistake the dealer will correct you, just listen and learn from it and move on.theres nothing wrong with asking the dealer a question, the best time is before the hand or after, during isn't a good time, if you need more time just say time, [B]don't drink it whatever[/B] [B]you do[/B]...just try to have fun but you will be a bundle of nerves, after a couple of times the table action will get natural and if you do well enough to move up in stakes give it a try...but there are alot of grinders no offense to the seniors but they are there everyday grinding out 20-30 bucks and play rock tight, and some of them are grumpy mostly playing during the day, the later in the night the looser the games become...i been playing live for 13 years and my heart still gets pumping and there is no better high when you pull in the chips and start stacking them my hands still shake. one last thing tip the dealer 1 or 2 bucks depending on the pot size, but i always tip, see what others are tipping and tip accordingly, the dealer will be thankful and be more willing to help you if needed...there was only one time i didn't tip because the dealer was a real a-hole, that was a very rare occurrence. good luck [/QUOTE]

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