Fair enough. I was originally interested in learning limit because it seemed easier and more forgiving. I like the game, I'm just a below mediocre player at best at the moment. But hey... if I can make money while I play something I enjoy, why not?

So I'm guessing you'd recommend "Professional NL hold 'em" by Matt Flynn if I want to learn no limit instead?

I haven't read much of the Miller (with Sklansky, right?) Small stakes book, but I guess it will be my next limit book (if there will ever be one :) ).

The Jones book seems a lot easier, more like a cookbook if you will. An easy way to at least make a profit at low limits. I think it's quite passive, and that can get quite boring. Don't play much limit anymore, just NL sitngo and MTTs.