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[QUOTE="IamVALHALLA, post: 4122615, member: 301523"] I've recently started studying the game. I read "Texas Hold'em Poker - Paul Mandelson" which made me realise I was overvaluing almost every hand I was dealt. I completely changed how I play, the cards I play, how I bet, bankroll management... everything. Whilst the tight-aggressive playing style I've now adopted is paying off in small amounts, progress is extremely slow. I need to further improve and expand my game and (as I said in my reply to that other thread), my next subject of learning is poker math. I also enjoy simply opening up tables at various limits and watching others play, trying to put them on hands (or ranges of hands) and seeing how accurate I can be before/if they have to show. There is an awful lot to learn and I'm still at the very beginning. [/QUOTE]
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