Hi Rob, being a "B" player shouldn't stop you from posting or asking questions. Your input is appreciated just as much as the pro's or else there would be ONLY the "ASK THE PRO's" section to the forum. This isn't just about what you know or don't know, it's what you can contribute and get out of the forum. There's plenty of people in here that don't play that well and they would be the first to agree with that, but they ask questions and use that knowledge to better their game. Being a "B" player isn't something to be ashamed of, not that you are or that I think you are, but your playing abilility can help out others who aren't at that level. I'm not sure what level of player I am but I'm nowhere near what I used to be but with a lot of practice, I can and will get back to where i once was. I've seen so many different charts on the levels of play there is, AAA, AA, A, B, C, D, and everything in between, so it's hard to say where someone truly is. If I had to guess for my own level, if a top pro was a AAA, then I would be an A or a high B player. But, I have in the past played at a very high level and thought that I was one of those at the top. Maybe I was, maybe I wasn't, but if I wasn't, I wasn't far off. Anyway, my game got to that level because of practice, of course, but also I wasn't afraid to ask for advice from the better players nor was I afraid to use the advice from the players that didn't play as well as me but watched my game progress every single day and did have some valuable input for me. Sorry for being so long winded in this reply, but I hope you can take it for what it's worth and keep posting and asking questions and giving your input as well. Take care Rob, and peace, John.
Yup, I also understand the pride of new fatherhood. (New father beaming here as well)
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