What are the main mistakes of novice players?

In my opinion, some of these errors put a lot to lose, in a short time, and are these:
-Play many hands: As far as I've learned, winning players play between 10 and 30% of starting hands.

-Play outside the limit of your banckroll: Many players play tournaments or cash games outside their budget, this makes them not make the best decisions in the course of games, precisely because the worry of losing the money invested is greater.

-Uncontrolled emotions: The ego, perhaps one of our biggest enemies when it comes to bads.
Anyway, these are my points, I believe you can list a lot more around here.
Good luck at the tables, gentlemen, see you later!

I think the main mistake of beginners is a lack of patience and discipline. Also sometimes, a big obstacle is the lack of basic knowledge.

AllinIgor said:

In my opinion, some of these errors put a lot to lose, in a short time, and are these:
-Play many hands: As far as I've learned, winning players play between 10 and 30% of starting hands.

-Play outside the limit of your banckroll: Many players play tournaments or cash games outside their budget, this makes them not make the best decisions in the course of games, precisely because the worry of losing the money invested is greater.
-Uncontrolled emotions: The ego, perhaps one of our biggest enemies when it comes to bads.
Anyway, these are my points, I believe you can list a lot more around here.
Good luck at the tables, gentlemen, see you later!

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play outside the limit of your bankroll.
I am currently reading and practicing to correct the error.

The novice player does not pay attention to position, He plays his hand only and does not consider, nor respect his opponents potential hand. The novice player will often try to barrel through out of position when he thinks he's ahead.

Overvaluing bad hands like Ax, Axo or just big cards and thinking you deserve the pot.

Another one that comes from the last mistake is not to take in consideration the board texture and not planning ahead the flop and the turn.

The last one I think is to underestimate the villain, especially in a upswing where everybody seems to bluff and you pay bluff-cathchers where is none.

for me the main thing is not to consider that your opponent is a more prepared guy than you and think that the value of your bets will intimidate you, something that almost never happens.

It concentrates to make the role even and It is not think it's exceeded more than enemy's hand.