Improving your game

I am interested in how and what people do to improve their game.
Maybe me and others can learn a few ways.
I invite anyone who is interested to post a short story about what he does to improve.

I will start:
When I play a session, I save all hands I am not sure about in a document. After the session I post hands on the forum and I check the ICM hands in SNG wizzard. I used to take a print screen of the tables and paste it in the document, to have the stats of PAHUD of all players. Now I look for the stats in the PT database. I use those stats (VP$IP and PFR%) to set 'accurate' ranges. I also show some 'general' hands to other people for review. I chat with some people about poker as well.

Also I read most posted hands on the forum around my buyin and reply in some. I also try to read books. I am currently reading The Poker Mindset (very good IMO). I review some hands/tournies played by other people as well. Oh and of course I play a lot.

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Mattiesmat showed me this method of reviewing sessions about a month ago and I find this way works good. Having the document opening while playing and taking a screen shot of the tables.
So basically i do the same. Read forums/read books. Play (which unfortunatly i CANT right now)
I will be reading KILL EVERYONE starting monday (amazon says ill have it than) , and hopefully be starting my full tilt operation next week as soon as my computer gets here. Im switching to a desktop which kinda sucks , but for the price it will be a lot faster than buying a new notebook.
I was going to get a bestbuy door buster deal notebook but people were camping out in front of best buy 12 hours prior to opening so i said screw that.

Good post. This is more or less what I do:
- I review all close push/fold hands after each session in SNGPT. If it's really close and I'm really curious I might review it whilst I'm playing the game!
- I review a random selection of tourneys in PT from start to finish. Sometimes you don't realise you've made a mistake in the game but you do when you look afterwards.
- I post hands about which I'm not sure on the forums.
- (You all know this) I try to reply to as many forum posts as I can, including reviewing entire HHs. This is a GREAT way to improve because if I give wrong advice, I get pulled up pretty quickly by other experienced posters.
- Time permitting, I review hands and tourneys off the forums that are sent to me by a couple of players.
- I read lots of poker books - I've probably read at least 20 so far including the three Harrington books, Collin Moshman's Sit N Go Strategy, The Poker Mindset, Theory of Poker, Sklansky/Miller's NL Holdem Theory and Practice and various others.

I read as much as I can get my hands on. I also read my own hand historys although I ALWAYS remember where I made mistakes after a tourney. Whether I got away with them or not. Kinda like golf. You never remember the good shots only the bad ones.

Curtom

The best way to learn sng poker is to listen to taipan!