Winners and losers.

In a poker table only we know that we will find two different types of players. These are the winners of which go to the game winners and losers who are defeated in the game.
It is very easy to become a winning player and is also very easy to become overcome, one of these points is the winner, the player who most poker tables makes playing very calm and relaxed manner does make the the maximum number of plays and the quality thereof.
The losers are usually players who do not think in any way bets that perform or the total of the bet, this is because the players to be wasting want to become winners in a very fast way which leads a missing safe on the ground that the letters do not think that can have rivals and have a blind trust in the letters that have touched them. This eventually leads to despair and immediately due to loss of points
In none of these cases it is good to trust completely because a winning hand can become a losing hand very quickly or vice versa
The best advice to be the winner in a poker hand is quiet and not despair play with the boats that are on the table, this is the first mistake that players make in either hand of this exciting game.

I would say the first big mistake is not respecting bankroll management. I can't see how someone respecting bankroll management can't improve his play before losing his roll, that would be really crazy.

dalvinius said:

I would say the first big mistake is not respecting bankroll management. I can't see how someone respecting bankroll management can't improve his play before losing his roll, that would be really crazy.

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There you go buddy. I've been playing freerolls for 4 - 5 months now and every small earn was wasted on big tables trying to quickly grow my BR.

Now, I've earned about 8 dollars and just now started playing the .25 SnGs. Good earnings so far, but lots of losses too. when I think my BR is smaller I play a few more FR instead of SnGs. Simply to keep my BR safe.

Working well so far.

NKGB13 said:

There you go buddy. I've been playing freerolls for 4 - 5 months now and every small earn was wasted on big tables trying to quickly grow my BR.

Now, I've earned about 8 dollars and just now started playing the .25 SnGs. Good earnings so far, but lots of losses too. when I think my BR is smaller I play a few more FR instead of SnGs. Simply to keep my BR safe.

Working well so far.

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In next 5 mounts,you think you will progress or?
I think this is not way to be a winner.

veronica said:

In a poker table only we know that we will find two different types of players. .

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this is not true there is a third type, this breakeven players, they usually earn a lot of rake and on this to make money.

And it is not necessary to be a winning player, enough to be a break-even player to earn money.

To be a winning poker player,the most importance thing is to have confidence and patience.

hi akatama

very good text! I already knew the tables in freerolls.
I am new to poker and already spent some stages and experiences that are helping me to evolve my game.
be here in CC has strengthened me . playing with good players with lots of experience and
sharing with members. (which are attitudes of friends , I am very grateful ) .


Cleber Wagner(cwdignus)

need to be a winner, know how to play and good luck

Poker is a game of mistakes. The less you make and the more you force your opponent to make, the more you'll profit. This is not saying that winning players are prone to not making any mistakes, they just know how to minimize it.

So, we can say that the long term winners are those players who make less mistakes than their opponents. And the long term losers are those players who make more costly mistakes than their opponents. However, roles can be reversed in the short term due to variance. A winning player an easily minimize their mistakes and still lose, while the losing player can make countless mistakes and win. However, since poker is a long term game, this sound not effect a winning player.

Mistakes include playing too many hands, playing out of position, limping in too much, cold calling raises/3bets too often, chasing draws without proper odds, not getting value for their strong hands, playing wrong against certain play styles (trying to bluff into a call station), etc.

but a lot of the time losers think they are winners and winners feel like losers

Alatanicar said:

In next 5 mounts,you think you will progress or?
I think this is not way to be a winner.

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Well man, I'm a rookie yet. What's the point of raising my limits with 8 bucks and loose it all in 2 weeks?

For instance, I played the knockout event. The guys swallowed my stack just with good playing. So, one step each and I'll get there.

What do you suggest 4 improvement? Maybe I'm wrong..

TeUnit said:

but a lot of the time losers think they are winners and winners feel like losers

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That would depend on the thinking of the winner. If they're only thinking short term, then yes. If they know poker is a long term came, they can look pass the short term variance and know that they're winners in the long run.