Do you see improvement in your game?

[slicheri93]

Yes, always but nobody is the perfect poker player cause you learn something new everyday and you improve everysingle day thats why i love poker since it's not always the same and you can always become better

 

[TpaEnforcement]

I have seen improvement in my game, the last 2 years when I play. The good thing is the more you play, the more your game will improve. My game has improved with patience, even betting smaller to draw others in. I also don't drink beer as much, so I can make better decisions I make. When drinking I can be very careless, so that's how I know my game has improved. Also cashing into the money more often, which that helps.

 

[To6Po6]

Yes i see a little improvement in my game but i need more!!

 

[fang215874]

There is a little progress, but it still does not work out to unwind from $ 50-100.

 

[NightStalker]

Yeah, I'm getting better since I returned on poker online.

 

[deputat]

I see improvements when the opponents lose All IN against me

 

[Panda19977]

I have an improvement for 1 yea of playing

 

[Asabist007]

I don’t see except that it’s worsening, losing to fish with KK against 52, losing it all in I don’t understand all this, I don’t understand all this why such players generally play poker and their desire to play for such good poker players simply diminishes

 

[Negan92222]

I'm about £200 down and still fall short in some situations, I imagine their hand and feel they are still fishing for the winning card. And still even though I know after they have just hit. I still put my chips in, it's a really petty childish thing but I just can't take a defeat? Maybe I'm over Commiting to a hand when I know they have outs to win. (well I think they do)

 

[kanycta99]

I think that small changes are noticed by each of the players. There is no limit to perfection...

 

[dirty_nerd]

Do see improvement in [my] game?




I think that I am improving. Actually, I think that I am being more disciplined which is translating to better results. I have always tended to perform better in bigger tournaments and as we get closer to the Venom on ACR, I have been focusing on not letting my emotions guide my actions and discipline. There are a couple of holes in my game that I am working on filling in and I do intend to clean them up over the next few weeks.


I have not had to grind as hard over the last few weeks compared to a couple of months ago and I'm still able to consistently pad the bankroll. I planned to dial it back a bit in preparation for Venom anyway, but I have been having profitable results with a lighter schedule. Stepping my way into the Venom is the primary objective for January so I'll be playing a lot of satties and I generally perform well in those.

 

[Claudiunm]

I have seen improvement in my game. I've been playing for two years and since then I've constantly improved. After 8 months I started to have some impressive results in tournaments. My biggest difficulty is having quality time to play. And I often play doing other things and that compromises my game. When I can dedicate myself exclusively to the game, I get more interesting results.

 

[olfabiolo]

Definitely playing for a long time and with some classes and participation in a clear poker team that evolves a lot and I want to evolve even more always.

 

[seraxel]

Yes -- thinking back on where I was in past years, it becomes evident how much I have improved.

 

[WJMKAM]

It depends on my attitude on a given night. Sometimes I just want to play in a lot of hands. This is not the best approach.


Other nights, I take a more disciplined approach. That generally does better.

I need to set the goal early and keep reminding myself to remain disciplined.

I can start reckless and then get disciplined and feel good about my play. But if I start disciplined and then become reckless, I get mad at myself because I screwed up after doing the right thing.