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Message: [QUOTE="PokerVic, post: 979226, member: 34533"] The only thing I can think to add here is that poker is really hard. Playing is easy, winning can also be easy, but turning a profit is hard work. You can play perfect poker and still lose. You can make a few small mistakes that cost you days recouping the losses. And no matter how good you are, you can be outplayed. The best advice I can think of is this: 1) Play at stakes you can afford to lose until you start making consistent profit. 2) Go over your sessions after the fact. Often in the heat of the game, players don't know if they made the right decision. Taking time after to the game to analyze your play can work wonders. 3) Don't be too results oriented. Concentrate on making the right decisions, and the money will follow. 4) Enjoy yourself. Poker is supposed to be fun. [/QUOTE]