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Message: [QUOTE="teepack, post: 2317131, member: 113886"] 1. I think you need more experience playing in a live setting - tourneys and cash games. It is hard to get any kind of feel for opponents online. To me, the hardest part about poker is learning to read your opponents. 2. Great. 3. I'm not a big fan of books because I think you have to develop your own style. To me, experience is the best teacher. 4. Believe in yourself. 5. You don't have to be great in math to be great in poker. Understanding odds is basic math. Don't make poker too complicated. 6. Is this tourneys, SNGs? 7. Pick one game and concentrate on it. Try to be a specialist and not a generalist. 8. Great. But playing live will give you an opportunity to study other players and their habits and tendencies. 9. Time is key. You have to be in it for the long haul. BRM will be key. 10. See my answer to No. 5. 11. That's great. Keep it up. [/QUOTE]