How to improve my game?

I do not know what else to study to improve on cash games, what material do they recommend?

It sounds like you have read quite a bit maybe try and use what you've learned on the tables. I like to compare poker to golf in that you can go and learn from a pro but in the end we all have our unique swing. In poker we can learn what to do in situations, what hands to open with etc but your game will be just a little different than mine, find that difference and embrace it. If this doesn't work try posting some hands here and get some feedback on what you did or didn't do wrong. Good luck on the felts!

I'm sometimes playing for virtual money on pokerstars to improve my skill and check some options of playing hand

Study the pokerstar school material and play all possible freerolls when you win enough to start at the micros go ahead

Watching videos of good players, and reading some of the better ebooks available are both good.

Sidetracked said:

Watching videos of good players, and reading some of the better ebooks available are both good.

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Any recommendations?

To better my game i like to go to forums where players talk about hands to get better perspectives with better players sites like 2+2 and so.. Also a website i would reccomend is Runitonce.com it uses alot of strategy videos on both cash and MTTs for NL and PLO..
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it is necessary to analyze the game session, to read and analyze situations of other players, and the most important. To want to develop!

keep calm and wait for ACES, and u will get improved.

hello if you already watch video and read article,i suggest just pratice pratice and pratice and the important is if you beginner like me then its very good to use your bank time to think think and think again before you made decision.. this is my problem anyway but someday may you will agree with me.. GL

You watch many video and play.

First, you have to look at your Environment.
Free rolls are full of donks, "lucky donks".
the "" have nothing to do with luck, but the sites.
They honor the losers.

My advise, play tight first.
Then switch accordinlgly

I would study Harrington books. They are awesome. Read those.

Hit the nail on the head

cheapseats76 said:

It sounds like you have read quite a bit maybe try and use what you've learned on the tables. I like to compare poker to golf in that you can go and learn from a pro but in the end we all have our unique swing. In poker we can learn what to do in situations, what hands to open with etc but your game will be just a little different than mine, find that difference and embrace it. If this doesn't work try posting some hands here and get some feedback on what you did or didn't do wrong. Good luck on the felts!

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I have to agree with cheapseats on this question 100%. I just want to add one thing, and this is what I done when I first joined CC. Take a little time and write down some questions you need answers to. I say that because you may run into things you want some feedback on, but if you don't write it down, you will forget it. Then take one question at a time, and post it. Then go through all the answers and advice, and again write down your own thoughts about what you have been told. Next, take what you have learned to the tables and try it out, but don't go crazy with it. Now do it all over again with your next question. Now just like cheapseats said, you are wanting to put together your own way of playing. Believe it or not, I'm still asking questions even with about 7 years of experience that I got from right here. On facebook I found one of CC's posts that said "I don't always study poker, but when I do I register for the next tourney" That means that you will learn the most while you are playing. Last of all, take time for this forum and get everything you can out of it. Then it's your job to pass on what you have learned. Sorry this is so long. GL to you

read more information, watch the hand play out as the well and analyze their game)

Books, streams and mamy many many many play

according to you have to play all times all kinds of games i mean [emoji383],sit and go,zoom, as

Of course you should start with virtual money )))) I see no reason to learn on a real !!!!!

Reading every book isnt merely enough... watching proa or good players play isnt going to be enough.

Posting hands isnt going to be enough

If it was as easy... everyone would be doing it.

The road is long and fustrating and hard... its a mountain u need to climb.

Just because you read how to do something doesnt mean you automatically know.

You need to put in a lot of hours and it takes hours ... 10000 hrs and with a coach

Gl

To improve your game - need practice) Training content should be high quality.Your teachers must be professionals who have achieved high results.

Only practice and theoretical lessons can help! no other way! Of course the share of luck can not be denied!

I look like a playing professional players. Just watch how-to videos on YouTube. But as long as it does not help much =)

Any of the low stakes players on Deuces Cracked are probably good. The best ebook I've read was called 'Easy Game' by Baluga Whale.

Nothing really trumps playing a large number of hands in my opinion. But in saying that, these hands need to come against players who are taking the game serious. Outside of that, I find some of the best ways to learn cash game strategies is to the pros. You can find virtually any and all high stake professional cash games that have ever been played on youtube. Poker night in America even has a live stream where you can watch and see ever single hand the pros play and how they play them in real time, this way you're not just seeing the 25 hands or so that make TV. Like anything in poker, it comes with time and dedication. Stick within your personal bankroll at all times and the results will come eventually!

PKPurple said:

I do not know what else to study to improve on cash games, what material do they recommend?

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There is a very interesting and correct lessons on youtube