IF you could change one thing what would it be?(Poker related)

[johnwit]

IF you could change one thing what would it be?



Took the game more seriously sooner. When I first started poker (3 years ago) I mainly played tourneys, then bounced around to limit then limit stud. I never read any real books. (the first book I ever read was helmuth's, boy was I on track to be a winning player lol).

Then a friend of mine got into the game and took it seriously and started making real money at it. I then started concentrating all my time at limit and taking the game serious. Glad I did just wish I did it a couple years ago I could possibly be at the big boy tables with the rest of you.

[Stack]

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I would say that I should have started posting more strategy stuf at 2+2 earlier instead of just lurking.


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[wrto4556]

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I would study poker more, instead of just 4 tabling

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Haha. That's so true. I have HEPFAP(that I should be rereading), 7CSFAP, Inside the poker mind, and all the poker essays next to me that I should be reading. But, instead, im 3-tabling 6-max on one computer and watching UFC on the other. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[ctv1116]

I wish I moved up faster than I did.

[nathan_hicks]

Wish someone told me not to read Ken Warren Teaches Hold'em. Also, I wish I found poker tracker sooner. I had no idea how loose and passive I was before PT.

[James282]

Started to play a few years earlier.
-James

[Isura]

I wish I waited longer to start 4-tabling.

[cnfuzzd]

played more.

peace

john nickle

[SCfuji]

i like this one. the trick is to learn from your mistakes.

[Perseus]

Didn't spend my time in college playing/learning poker. Though I would like to think it didn't affect my grades, I am sure there were many times that it cost me a few % points here and there because I decided to multi-table instead of study on Sundays...etc.

Of course, then I would have had to get a job, and we all know how lame that would have been.