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Re: Question: Playing Time and Win/Loss Amounts for a Session

I think first it's important to realize - as I think you do - that over the long run, playing winning poker is all that matters. It's more important that you are playing better than you opponents, than how long you will be playing for or what will make you walk away. That being said, starting...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 06-20-2005
Re: Question: Playing Time and Win/Loss Amounts for a Session

Good advice would be to have a set number of hours you will play for each night (I suggest not many as you have a real job, maybe 3) but also set a limit for your losses in a night (a number well withing your comfort zone) and if you reach that limit stop for the night, since maybe the table is bad or...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 06-20-2005
Question: Playing Time and Win/Loss Amounts for a Session

Hi all - I have a question about Playing Time and Win/Loss Amounts for a Session. My typical game is $2-4 HE or $1-2 stud online. Although I enjoy playing the games, my number one goal is to win, or at least break even. I have a good job so it's not the actual money I'm concerned with, but it...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by General K on 06-20-2005
Re: SHould I bother getting new books?

[quote="Stephen"] Lee Jones: Winning Low Limit Hold'em Sklansky - Hold'em Poker & Hold'em for Advanced Players [/quote] I agree with Stephen here about these three books but the Small Stakes Sklansky book you are reading now is absolutely key if you are only playing typical...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 06-19-2005
Re: SHould I bother getting new books?

Lee Jones: Winning Low Limit Hold'em Sklansky - Hold'em Poker & Hold'em for Advanced Players

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 06-09-2005
Loose Low Limit Game

Just looking for some opinions I am a low limit player, 4-8 to 5-10 . Anyway the games I play in tend to be filled with timid loose players, Theres always two at the table that will call any ace or medium pair to the river. They just started spreading poker at the casino here and EVERYONE wants in.(...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by Mully on 02-15-2005
Re: What is the proper bankroll size for limit games?

I think if you are going to play full time and depend on wins to eat you need to be hyper conservative with your BR. 600 BB is low for that. You need to decide on the limit that you need to play to make ends meet, then never play higher unless you have a BR of 800-1000 BB for that limit. You can lower...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by Jon on 06-07-2004
Re: How does your tourney play differ from ring games?

I agree you should definately check out Sklansky's Tournament Poker for Advanced Players. I feel, unlike Limit ring games, in NL you have to develop your own style. when you see the pros play NL, they all have a different style of play. In Limit, you are a little more restricted by percentages, whereas...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 12-03-2003
Re: How does your tourney play differ from ring games?

[quote="Kram"] Anyhow I seem to be a little lost when it comes to tourney play. Even in online sit and goes, to little 50$ buy ins at the house... I always seem to get myself commited to marginal hands, or find myself bluffing to much etc. I could use some help here, just- how do all of your...

Posted to Limit Texas Holdem Poker Forums (Forum) by on 12-03-2003

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