Studying

[CaptainMooti]

How much time have you guys invested in studying poker? Anyone subscribed to premium coaching sites?

 

[MURDACK]

At this point I'm not studying it .... I enjoy watching some streams and blogs about poker but I don't consider it studying...

Just enjoy my time with something poker related

 

[CaptainMooti]

At this point I'm not studying it .... I enjoy watching some streams and blogs about poker but I don't consider it studying...

Just enjoy my time with something poker related

What streamers do you watch?

 

[fernandofcp]

My studies in the area of poker happen by practicing. Without practice, real learning is difficult. Strategy readings alone do not guarantee success in poker.

 

[COMIRRR]

Apart from reading the basic rules, I didn't document myself too much, I liked to play and learn at the same time, not every time logic beats practice!

 

[dregan]

I played with virtual chips for half a year and learned to play poker. And only then he began to play for money a little.

 

[jeffman123]

I study quite a bit. I actually think studying is a lot more important than playing, when it comes to poker. When you're playing you're just putting in practice the strategy you already have. The time when you make new strategies or correct mistakes is off-table when you analyze your hands.

 

[Lena M]

How much time have you guys invested in studying poker? Anyone subscribed to premium coaching sites?

Hello.
In fact, I learned to play during the game. That is, I learned from my mistakes. But after I became a member of the CardsChat community, my results improved significantly. Our community has all the necessary training materials to improve the skills of our players.

 

[ferocious]

i learned a lot from books but now i focus on reviewing my hands mostly

 

[danoscar]

Hello. I have been a student for a number of years I have read and studied many books and many videos. Currently, I am studying Blackrain79 strategy.

 

[franken222]

I've spent many hours (but not lately) in reading.

I've read books by Dan Harrington, and Doyle Brunson. (Harrington has written a number of books).

The only "premium" site that I paid for (and not worth it), was Brion "The Icon" Micon. It was unorganized, vague, and he wasn't in an understandable state, when he made the tapes.

I've also read a number of articles, that can be easily found online.