[MrBrightside]

ok.. I'll chime in and promote the flames [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

I am, like you, a no-limit tourney player. Period. I'm a decently sucessful one (This year will close out two winning year. Although this one not by a lot, mainly because I've been playing more multis instead of single and two tables and the variance is higher/I'm still learning in MTT).

Anyway, I have read about the better bankroll building/lower variance of limit and have tried to learn the game several times. Read some limit books, and tried .25/50 and .50/1.

I just lose. What's the trick? Is it strictly just multi-tabling and only playing really good hands. Something on the order of you fold 44 UTG type of tight? I just don't get it. I try. and Maybe I haven't tried hard enough. It just seems about as exciting as watching paint dry, as once I get into a hand, there are almost always pot odds to call any bet prior to the river and you've totally missed the draw. Can someone enlighten me?