[James.]

pf is okay. it's less spewy than some of the postflop play.

on the turn you have a huge decision point. in fact when you bet the flop and get called you need to decide something: are you showing down? if the answer is yes, check the turn. if the answer is no, bet/fold the turn.

read Kit's post and go to tip #3. as i stated in the post it's likely the most important thing to take note of. HAVE A PLAN! don't just play by the seat of your pants in a reactionary mode. be proactive about your play of a hand and what you're going to do if x or y occurs.

a big difference between good players and bad players is good players have a plan for how they're playing a hand and bad players make decisions as circumstances present themselves. while you can't plan for everything, most limit hold em hands have one or two crucial decision points that if you think a street or two ahead, allow you to come out with far fewer mistakes than having no plan and just betting until raised and then trying to decide what to do.