Good at Limit / no nothing about no-limit

[Cactus Cactus]

I do quite well at limit holdem. I play 10-20 to 30-60 6 person to heads up, but what I am wondering is ther money to be made in no limit? Is it worth it to take time out and learn no limit, and go through the inital downswing for month while learning it... Or should I stick with the ole' sayin' if it ain't broken why fix it? and just it with limit

[Cactus Cactus]

I'm embarassed about the spelling error. I do know that it is "know nothing" instead of "no nothing"

[r3vbr]

no limit is the cadillac of poker ... didnt u know that!?

i think the same think as you do but the opposite. i wonder if at fixed i could earn more..
but in my case ill stick with nl

[Reef]

I think knowing both games is a blessing. Played limit the first year of my poker career. Learned NL and have been doing it for the last 6 months. Might go back to limit sometime later..

you may find out you like the other game more

[StacysMom]

If ur beating 10-20 through 30-60, u must have a very good grasp of limit and the aforementioned cliche applies.

[MrTrik]

I found I like NL better, but limit more profitable for me. So I do NL STT now and then to get better at that, but rely on limit for building the BR.

[captZEEbo1]

I think NL is a lot easier after playing limit for so long. You just generally have a lot better idea where you stand and how good your hand looks.

[Rudbaeck]

On the same bankroll you could possibly squeeze out a bit more per hour playing NL than limit, but it's not a major difference in ring games.

However, limit tournies is an excercise in frustration. Learn no limit for tourney play if nothing else.

I msyelf have limit hold'em as my bread and butter game. But I do dabble in nlhe cash games, 7cs, plo and nlhe tournies. If nothing else it will keep you from going insane.