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Message: [QUOTE="ozvillain, post: 1326907, member: 62032"] Ok I just thought I'd address some of the reasons you play heads up. Faster game - true but you want to learn to play, right? So how are you going to learn properly by starting at the end of the game play quickly with no space to think and reassess your play in between hands? See more hands- why is that one of your motivations? Do you really want to learn or do you want to gamble (i suspect it's the latter) - again if you really want to learn you most of it comes from observation not actually playing Concentrate on the opponent - you can do this more effectively in an sng/fr game - let other people bet against each other and make a note of their patterns, how are you going to make accurate judgements about your opponents style when you re playing every hand in a game you have limited experience in? Learn poker faster - except your not learning to play poker - the game is so complex and so much of it is about positioning, using bets to ask questions, knowing when to check, fold and bet, understanding your opponent, adjusting your game for short handed and ultimatey hu (if you re playing sngs/tourneys) - what your doing is like trying to learn to speak japanes but instead of going to classes and starting with the basics you ve grabbed a copy of a sony computer technical manual and a dictionary and now don t understand why your not getting anywhere. Play at difficult game where the opponents are better thatn I am - if you were learning to box would you start off with Mike Tyson? No - and most of the guys at the local boxing gym would be able to belt the hell out of you. By the sounds of it mate most of the people online will be better than you are you have to start at the bottom, learn and work your way up. [/QUOTE]

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