Crake

Thanks for all the replies and advice guys. It does make it a whole lot easier to discuss these things like this. I'm sure I'll get back to you all with a mother load of questions but I think I have enough to work with for now :)

Ok, I'll take a different approach to it. I think I'll start over and go over my notes and post here every time a question comes up if that's cool. Thanks guys!

Well, I think there are a lot of concepts that are taken for granted that one should understand. Like the topic of ranges for instance; how to protect your range, capping your range, how to estimate where your opponent is in terms of ranges etc. And this is just one out of many topics that I find are difficult to wrap my head around without any prior knowledge. I understand the basic concept, but how to actually practice it and using it feels a bit overwhelming to be honest. It might also be that the course is so packed with information that it's easy to move too fast and drown :D

I still suspect that I would benefit greatly reading something more basic to start off with.