Whose posts have you learned the most from?

[gergery]

So, whose posts have you learned the most from?

I’m looking to read thru historical posts to learn how to play better. Particularly NL tourneys and SNGs. I’d think the best posters would 1) give good advice, 2) clear/articulate, 3) post often enough to get some value from reading thru.

I’ll start the list off and take the low-hanging fruit(please put names in exact form of how you’d search for them):

Greg (Fossilman)

[SossMan]

Tosh
Che
MLG
Cferejohn
La Brujita

these came to mind first.

[Tosh]

SossMan
Jason Strasser (strassa2)
ZeeJustin
eMarkM
El Diablo (when he posts here)

[cferejohn]

Greg (Fossilman) - #1 with a bullet
eMarkM
fnurt
SossMan
DavidRoss
El Diablo
Tosh

Probably missing a bunch.

Actually, I often learn alot by helping someone who is struggling. There was a guy around a while ago named Magician. He had some holes in his game, and was beginning to patch them when he either left or stopped posting. I felt like I learned alot when responding to him, because it's pretty valuable to be able to articulate *why* a play is incorrect.

[cferejohn]

Oh yeah, definitely add Jason Strasser. Knew I'd be forgetting some...

[SossMan]

oh yeah...

eMarkM, of course
Jason Strasser
fnurt
El Diablo (too bad he rarely posts here anymore [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] )

[PokerNeal]

I am a poker novice and this forum has given me excellent information. Mostly, I like posts from:

SossMan
Cferejohn
Tosh
Fossilman

[Che]

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned M.B.E.

Perhaps it's because he doesn't post all that often lately, which is too bad since I really enjoy his analysis.

Che

[PokerNeal]

Oh, yes! Add Che to the list.

Dang. There are others I like but they don't post as often so I don't remember their names offhand.

[cferejohn]

Did I mention I'd forget some?

Che
M.B.E.
Tripdad (I sometimes do not agree with him, but talking to an intelligent player with a different opinion is often when I learn the most).