What would I advise to a new player? That would be actually a pretty mixed answer in my opinion. The first thing I would tell them is to never play more than one game at a time. If you're learning the game, there's no sense in multi-tabling. You got so much you could see and learn from just by observing other players that playing more than one table would be a mistake. The second thing I would tell them, you need to study the game. If you're just playing and having fun, that's fine. Go in there, play for your entertainment, and don't worry about it. But if you seriously want to become a better player, I would suggest studying a bit before you really jump into the game heavily. I mean, basic aspects of this game, in many ways players underestimate because, yeah, they're simple, but putting them into proper use takes time and understanding. And the more you understand, the more likely you are to go deep in a tournament or win in a cash game. The third bit of advice may be one of the most important pieces that I think most players actually forget to utilize each and every day. What is the reason you took up this game? It's because it's a fun game. We love poker. We can just have fun for a small amount of money. We can win a lot of money and maybe make it a career. But the thing is, what did you start playing poker for? And what made you want to come back and play more? It's the enjoyment of the game. Don't forget that's what you started playing for, not for money or anything else. Always remember, it's a game that you enjoy. And if you always enjoy the game, it's not going to feel like work.