I watch YouTube a lot also.
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globetrott3r
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I watch youtube videos, read a couple of books, pokerstars begginer info..I would say about 40%, the rest is playing.
My next goal is to analyse the hands of one of my games each day.
My next goal is to analyse the hands of one of my games each day.
charlesdenis
Rock Star
Silver Level
yes, really is very good the school of pokerstar, I participate and always go to have a look and participate in the quizzes and promotions, I also recommend !!
NHequalsFU
Visionary
Silver Level
I study by reviewing interesting spots from my own hand histories on Poker Tracker. I will watch some YouTube series here and there. Twitch Poker is mainly entertainment for me. When I study its usually if I quit playing early or take a day off from playing and only a couple hours max.
zwbb
Legend
Bronze Level
Do not sit down for the first one, reconsider several tables to find one.
Do not play with strong players, look for players to weaken themselves. At the tables there must be at least 1-2 players, whose weak spots you can see.
Do not sit at a table in front of a player with a large stack, usually he will act after you, and a larger stack gives him a lot of looseness, and he will not be afraid of you. You will see that very often the place is released just before such players, you know? Even worse, if there are a lot of big stacks at the table (they won them including those who freed you, you do not want to be the next). Look for a comfortable game for yourself, do not be lazy to get up and leave, usually if the table is bad for you, it's better it will not.
Do not play if the player after you is too aggressive and often you rearrange, forcing to make unpleasant decisions (the level of pre-flop aggression will show you the program).
Make notes on players (notes), probably will still play with them, notice their weaknesses, the manner of the game, what it is capable of and with which cards.
Do not play with strong players, look for players to weaken themselves. At the tables there must be at least 1-2 players, whose weak spots you can see.
Do not sit at a table in front of a player with a large stack, usually he will act after you, and a larger stack gives him a lot of looseness, and he will not be afraid of you. You will see that very often the place is released just before such players, you know? Even worse, if there are a lot of big stacks at the table (they won them including those who freed you, you do not want to be the next). Look for a comfortable game for yourself, do not be lazy to get up and leave, usually if the table is bad for you, it's better it will not.
Do not play if the player after you is too aggressive and often you rearrange, forcing to make unpleasant decisions (the level of pre-flop aggression will show you the program).
Make notes on players (notes), probably will still play with them, notice their weaknesses, the manner of the game, what it is capable of and with which cards.
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androidmike
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Just getting back in to the game seriously
I just made a move to another state and I am in between jobs. I need to rebuild a bankroll responsibly with 2 kids in college. With the loss of a job and tuition that needed to be paid, I made a decision to use my roll to pay it. I am really trying to improve my game to get an edge . I watch a lot of poker hands breakdowns. I am also reading and listening to plenty of poker books. Theory of Poker is a given a great book to reread as your game progresses. The poker mindset is also great to remind you to keep your mental swings in check especially when taking a bad beat. just joined this sight as well so I can discuss hands and see others perspective on how they may have played a hand. As you will see, poker play is always evolving, and to get an edge or maintain, Studying is as important as grinding out sessions.
I just made a move to another state and I am in between jobs. I need to rebuild a bankroll responsibly with 2 kids in college. With the loss of a job and tuition that needed to be paid, I made a decision to use my roll to pay it. I am really trying to improve my game to get an edge . I watch a lot of poker hands breakdowns. I am also reading and listening to plenty of poker books. Theory of Poker is a given a great book to reread as your game progresses. The poker mindset is also great to remind you to keep your mental swings in check especially when taking a bad beat. just joined this sight as well so I can discuss hands and see others perspective on how they may have played a hand. As you will see, poker play is always evolving, and to get an edge or maintain, Studying is as important as grinding out sessions.
