I saw this video,so maybe someone else may want to check it

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biggest thing losing pokers players do over winning players

is that they try to make up losses and move up too fast to try to stop a losing streak
cool and calm is the method to be a winning poker player

honestly as long as your playing solid hands and using position and all that can benefit you ... you're job becomes simple isolate when possible and make VILLIAN(S) think ... is ok to have a very low showdown rate cause your taking pots down without showdown... honestly on acr per showdown hands i am probably a little over 50 % overall but on pots i get pre showdown/ my stats are wayyy higher... is ok to win smaller pots

Originally Posted by jumaischi

I saw this video,so maybe someone else may want to check it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRgGtvjEf1U

Don't recognise the gentleman in that video, but, do know of 'raise your edge' and my understanding is that they're good.

What he had to say all sounded 'on the money' or 'hitting the nail on the head' which, for anyone with English as a second language, means- 'accurate'.

Thanks for posting the video, I made some notes!

Originally Posted by jumaischi

I saw this video,so maybe someone else may want to check it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRgGtvjEf1U

Great Video, thanks for sharing quality content

Originally Posted by Tracid

Don't recognise the gentleman in that video, but, do know of 'raise your edge' and my understanding is that they're good.

What he had to say all sounded 'on the money' or 'hitting the nail on the head' which, for anyone with English as a second language, means- 'accurate'.

Thanks for posting the video, I made some notes!

That gentleman is the one and only BenCB, the founder of Raise your Edge

He used to be anonymous, but now he's in the public eye, and that's the mind behind the tournament masterclass, the bounty beast, unchained a powerful mind and many other programs

Thanks for this video, i caught some helpful info

Originally Posted by jumaischi

I saw this video,so maybe someone else may want to check it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRgGtvjEf1U

Bang on!
Totally agree with this Video, too many players do not see the whole picture and do not learn from simple mistakes made at the table.

When the fun Stops, STOP!

Bencb is a great guy, and people enjoying the first video might also want to check out this one:

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