Alright I read through it. I don't think there's much I disagree with although theone with the completed flush is an area I have trouble with. By trouble I mean I'm a POW and usually call when I get raised.

River value bets is one of the areas I know I need improvement on. I check and bet at almost entirely the wrong time, every time. If I do the opposite of what I'm planning to do the majority of the time I'd probably be making the right decision more often.

Bet fold on the river can be your best friend.....just dont overdo it.

It takes a lot of balls to bluff raise rivers and not many people are capable of it. Against anyone in this forum you need to look them up, against an avg donk u can fold those marginal value bets to a river raise.

I dont know how much this applies in HE, seeing as you have less betting rounds, but is there a point after which, depending on your confidence in putting your opponent on a hand, you always bet? I know that I generally decide, once I am showing down a hand I think I have an advantage with, I am betting it past 5th.

How often do you really check behind or check with the intention of check/calling? How often, if you are going to call a bet oop, do you still check behind?

(NOTE: I did not read the article, but have come to the conclusion that I will have to take my theoretical solace here, as I have slowly realized I too am a limit player, and none of the other stud players play/post enough to get any kind of decent theoretical discussions going)