Hey all, I'm Justin and I just wanted to introduce myself. Poker has been a major part of my past, both online and live, but I had to take a sabbatical from it for a while (family, work, all that jazz...). The itch got to be too much though, and I've jumped back in head-first. Now I'm looking to (eventually) get back to where I was, both in hands played and understanding of the game. Just in my first couple sessions I have had that 'ol learning curve slap me in the face. 
I plan on being an active member of the community, and look forward to getting to talk poker again with people who actually want to do so. 
See you at the tables! 
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Hello Justin,
Welcome to PokerStrategy.com
Where are you from? In fact, why don't you get yourself added to our Member map. You never know, the nearest PokerStrategist may live right next door. 
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What games and limits do you play? We should be able to link you to some strategy and/or videos specific to what you play. 
What ever your skill level PokerStrategy.com has lots of great articles and forums to help make you make the most of your game.
Many members also have there own blogs to help them track there progress and experiences, for example a good place to visit is the 'Learning to win' forum found here
When running a blog, you will profit from the following advantages:
• By documenting your progress and career you will increase both your motivation and endurance.
• You will work on your game automatically by discussing tricky spots with other members.
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If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask.
Good luck at the tables.
Regards
Matt
Thanks for the welcome, Matt. I primarily play NL Hold'em, and right now I'm at $0.10/0.25, full ring. Any content to get me acclimated again is always welcome and appreciated.
Hello Justin,
Full Ring is a great format to get use to playing on. I have just come back to FR NL25 after trying out 6-max.
There are a lot of useful articles to help you improve your game. Below I have posted some articles and forums you may find helpful. My first recommendation would be to refresh yourself with the basics found here
Perfect intro to multi tabling.
5-point plan: From break-even grinder to winning player
double2's Emergency Room
The No Limit Beginner Adventures with LemOn36
The Quick Guide to Skyrocketing Your Poker and Life Productivity
Live coaching sessions
I wish you luck at the tables and if you have any more questions don't hesitate to ask.
Regards
Matt