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Ok I read the article. I encourage other posters to take a look as well. If during this game you were going through a thought process that led to you being more accurate with your reads then more power to you, I have no problem at all with what you did at the table. I'm still sceptical about how this will help you in a big tourney, but ur the pro, not I. So good look Daniel, I will be cheering for you and hoping those reads work out. Later.

I'm sorry Velcro thinks that because I am not a poker pro my opinion doesn't matter. But seriously is playing this way at all conducive to him getting his game back to compete with the best in the world on a regular basis? I dont see how this type of training will benefit Daniel at all when he plays the WPT this week. I wish Daniel all the best as I am a big fan, just my 2 cents though.

Is the best way to get back into top form to play stupid (uber agressive) for a few hours? It really doesn't make sense to me. I am by no means a poker pro, but I do know that when I play like Daniel describes, that is raising every pot, it is detrimental to my overall game. If there is a bigger picture that I am missing please feel free to inform me. Thanks.

Hope someone can help me out. I will be in Vegas on business Oct. 2-7 and want to find a place to watch NHL games on TV since it is the 1st week of the season. Does anyone know of any bars that show NHL games down there, any of the hotel/casinos? I appreciate the help......

this site ranks a few of the better players

this is where i have been most successful online, just wondering if casinos offer it? thanks.

I am relatively new to poker. Have heard several people talking about taking notes on online players. What kind of notes are people taking? How detailed? Is it as simple as noting if they are lousy players, highly agressive, etc. or is there more to it? Thanks for the advice.