When you started playing SH LHE what stakes did you start at? How many different levels did you play through? What was your "normal" level you'd play? and What was the highest level spread you played?

Also where there any particualy points when you noticed the games changed quite a bit from one level compared to another either in terms of aggressiveness and/or skill?

Average = 1, or very close to it. I mean, do the math. There's an equal # of guys and girls in the world (or close enough). Each girl can only do it for the first time once. Voila, average per guy = 1.

On the other hand, with the # of girls out there who lie and tell multiple guys they were the first, the average # of girls per guy who said it was their first time >> 1.

I have a drinking problem I need help with.

If a train carrying a load of beer leaves Seattle southbound travelling 73mph at 4:22PM ... and another train carrying vodka exits Des Moines at 4:46PM travelling 62mph northbound ... how do I arrange a crash?

1 - Dan Harrington says in HOH2 that you should not make a c-bet w/ [Js] on a [Th][5h] board. Similarly Chris Ferguson says in this month's issue of Bluff that 88 on a KT9 board is a bad spot for a continuation bet because you won't make a hand better than your's fold. I disagree because you are representing high cards when you raise in the 1st place. I also c-bet almost 100% of the time because I play at a leval where I either don't have enough hands against my opponents for them to have that good of a read on me or they aren't even paying attention to my plays over a lengthy period of time. What do you think?

2 - Some other guy that I've never heard of wrote an article in the same issue of Bluff called "Playing Sets". He says, "First, the idea of limping in early-position with small pairs to mid-pairs is usually sheer idiocy. Second, even when you have position you can't call too often with small-to-mid-pairs in an attempt to hit a set unless you are occasionally going to play your hand strongly when you miss the flop." Am I a sheer idiot for limping OOP w/ small to mid-pocket pairs?

3 - What do you think would happen if I just pushed pre-flop everytime I had QJo, JTs, or 56s. What is my EV for this play on each hand? Is there any level that you think this could be +EV at vs opponents with less than a certain # of hands vs you? Taking away AA-TT and AK if you were forced to push a certain hand pre-flop everytime you were dealt it, what would that hand be?