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Message: [QUOTE="A2345Razz, post: 2022750, member: 90717"] Hi Vanessa, Its such a privilege for the community here to be able to ask a truly world class player such as yourself questions in such an open format; allow me to heap a little more thanks/praise onto the already high amount collecting within the thread.... 1) You seem to have shifted earlier in your career from a predominantly cash pro to an MTTer/live MTTer with great aplomb.....your unique talents seem perhaps better suited for crushing large buy in MTTs than sitting around bumb hunting and grinding fractions of BB's against other NLH pros...can you discuss the concept of value with regards to the two dominant forms of poker right now....those being MTTs and 6 max NLH ring games....with attention to where newcomers or beginning players might be best served devoting their energies assuming they are playing to be profitable eventually. Also, how much of many leading players decision to play the circuit has to do with lifestyle versus EV? note: im aware you are working hard on your mixed game skills as well... 2) As a sometime aspiring mixed games player I find it quite frustrating that right now it is impossible for me to hone Badugi variant and many limit draw game variants skills given the present situation in the US. I know for folks out west live play can/is an option, but the only regular mix remotely close to me currently is a 40-80 HORSE outside of Chicago that maybe runs 2x a week and offers no draw games per Illinois gaming rules/. Do you have any advice, books, training videos that stand out as being especially indispensable to someone such as myself trying to not lose too much ground in the mean time.... Do you think it is wise of me to even still think of myself as someone who will play mixed games at some point?? 3) I took an Lsat cold at my father's behest about 9.5 yrs back and busted a 171. This wasn't that surprising because I aced the verbal portion of the SAT as a 15/16 yr old and had always excelled at standardized testing. Im 30 years old and retraining/working part time right now bc the recession hit my livelihood especially hard, but several important people in my life nag me about possibly attending Law School. Im not crazy about the idea, but on top of the Lsat score I have a very strong connection to Penn and probably could get admitted there. What are the top 4 things to consider for someone like me who is fortunate enough to have a fairly clear path to a top 15 Law School? To be clear, at present, I have no desire to attend....I just think you might have an especially unique insight on this topic. [/QUOTE]

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