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[QUOTE="Schatzdog, post: 363474, member: 5833"] I realise you are a limit player but I suggest you try out a 6 max NL table a couple of times with some cash you are prepared to write off as R and D. Go in with a plan. Mike Caro suggests some exercises to learn different facets of the game. One of them is raise every time you are in the hand for a whole session and write down what you learn, or only call for a whole session and see what happens. A good one is to pick a bluff victim and have a go at him/her. Then have a go at the same player again a few hands later. Obvioiusly you aren't going to win too much but the exercises aren't about the cash. You'll learn a lot of things you otherwise wouldn't and gain some very valuable insights into the game. [/QUOTE]
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