Originally Posted by shinmenkami

i incorporated the classes on my game, and in only 2 lessons i found success and won a intertops freeroll. Thanks for the content and im excited to go further

That’s wonderful to hear, congrats!

The best!!

Originally Posted by Gamespy999

The best!!

Thanks!

Just been through lesson 2 on aggression and I was aware I was a very passive player and probably easy to read. I tried to bring some measured aggression into my play, but got burned a little (micro stakes so don't worry) thinking the other players was using aggression to throw me off (I was probably too aggressive post flop and missing the warning signs). I found, however, that I was able to read the table better and was more involved. I slightly loosened to much I think so some refinement is needed but I do understand play better. (Talking 6-player sit and go here). I have limped into the final 2 quite a lot of late but a lot of games it felt like I was hanging on then going all-in late to stay alive. Hopefully being slightly more aggressive will give me a better start in games in the long run and give me a better control of the outcomes. I hope that all makes sense. Cheers guys. Moving onto Lesson 3 ����

Originally Posted by boyward

Just been through lesson 2 on aggression and I was aware I was a very passive player and probably easy to read. I tried to bring some measured aggression into my play, but got burned a little (micro stakes so don't worry) thinking the other players was using aggression to throw me off (I was probably too aggressive post flop and missing the warning signs). I found, however, that I was able to read the table better and was more involved. I slightly loosened to much I think so some refinement is needed but I do understand play better. (Talking 6-player sit and go here). I have limped into the final 2 quite a lot of late but a lot of games it felt like I was hanging on then going all-in late to stay alive. Hopefully being slightly more aggressive will give me a better start in games in the long run and give me a better control of the outcomes. I hope that all makes sense. Cheers guys. Moving onto Lesson 3 ����

Great work! Making the transition to being an aggressive player can be extremely difficult at first—after all you were probably a lot more comfortable playing the way you were before. These changes will be transformative to your poker game in the long run—so just remember to stay focused on that!

Originally Posted by Katie Dozier

Great work! Making the transition to being an aggressive player can be extremely difficult at first—after all you were probably a lot more comfortable playing the way you were before. These changes will be transformative to your poker game in the long run—so just remember to stay focused on that!

Thanks so much for the reply Katie. I am really enjoying my poker study and I am enjoying bring new knowledge and playing style to my game. I definitely feel more in control and less of a passenger, which is also enjoyable. 😎

I am a natural tight player (20/15).
Even if I almost never limp the hands i am involved in, I am certainly to easy to read.
So this chapter showed me that I should make more agressive moves, like reraise preflop for example.
Gonna work on it

Originally Posted by lauestla

I am a natural tight player (20/15).
Even if I almost never limp the hands i am involved in, I am certainly to easy to read.
So this chapter showed me that I should make more agressive moves, like reraise preflop for example.
Gonna work on it

That’s sure to make a huge improvement on your results in the long run—way to go!

Dankeschön dass dieses Wissen hier frei für jeden zugänglich ist. ben:

Habe die ersten 2 Lektionen genossen und freue mich auf die Nächsten.Mir ist aufgefallen, dass man bei der aggressiven Spielweise deutlich mehr Möglichkeiten hat als bei der passiven.
In Kombination mit einer etwas tighten Variante hat man den Gegner besser unter Kontrolle.
Gerade wenn im Tunier immer weniger Spieler am Tisch sitzen, zwingt man die Gegner ihre schlechten Starthände Pre-Flop abzulegen. Sollte der Gegenspieler dann doch raisen weiss man gleich woran man ist. Kann die Aktionen besser einschätzen.

Wenn man ständig nur Call / Fold spielt. Gibt man dem Gegner nur die Chance durch ein Anspiel uns aus dem Pot zu bluffen. Somit hat er dann ganz leichtes Spiel

Wünsche euch eine gute Hand
Kali