Once you have you a good idea of proper tight aggressive starting hands, as well as the beginnings of proper hand reading, it's time to polish the post flop game.

Now, since most of a hold'em game is played post flop, there will be many more concepts to understand and practice before you really have the tools you need to make a consistant profit. Some of these are quite complex, and can take a long time to master. However, this is necessary to do if you really want to play a solid, profitable game.

Most of your money is made POST FLOP, not preflop. So practice postflop for profit!

Start with some of the more basic concepts convered, such as those listed in section 1. Then, the real nuts and bolts of post flop play are in Section 2, and finally, some very important Risk vs Reward concepts are covered in section 3.

Section 1:
Outs, Odds, Pot odds, Expected Value (EV)

Section 2:
Position, Hand Reading, Implied Odds

Section 3:
commitment threshold, Stack to Pot Ratios, pot control