Quote Originally Posted by Renton
If you want steady (albeit low) and somewhat low variance income, play full ring.

If you want to get better at postflop and pull your hair out every time you get raised with a strong but vulnerable holding, while making more money if you are good (although the variance is high), play shorthanded.
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Renton, couldn't stop laughing at this! I began to play 6max about four weeks ago and I couldn't stop noticing this fact. You will get reraised and a decision is neccessary. I see a lot of players enter the hand with any ole thing. Whereas I tend to stick to the stronger hands. Initially, I got too caught up in the relaxed hand requirements, bud I soon realized that you still have to play a decent pair preflop. Position is of the utmost importance. If you don't have a strong hand in early position, don't get involved. Unless, I am on a rush and I want to raise with the Daniel Negrenau type hands (suited connectors and one-gappers) to try and break a bunch of limpers.