How to become a winning poker player?

[ShaDoWGuarD]

Hello, I have been playing poker for about 4 years, I played mostly in the red with beer, but now I have decided to play professionally. I used to be a specialist in paying for aces)). Now I want to be a poker genius...

 

[Sopt]

It takes a lot of patience, studying and hard work so don't expect to just drop the beer and start winning hehe. Based to you saying that you are playing for 4 years already I'd guess you have the grasp on the basics. I'd still suggest you to take a course or two and look into removing the bad habits you might have accumulated over past few years.

 

[German629]

How to become a winning Poker player?! Hm, if honestly, on the present time I haven't unequivocal answer on this magic question!
All, as in Foggy! Further Only Time Shows!

 

[Joe]

Hello, I have been playing poker for about 4 years, I played mostly in the red with beer, but now I have decided to play professionally. I used to be a specialist in paying for aces)). Now I want to be a poker genius...

Try this:

CardsChat 30 Day Poker Training Course

Apply yourself and you can be a much stronger (and a winning) player in as little as thirty days...

 

[Ultra21]

There are plenty of resources on the internet. CardsChat has a course of their own. Plenty of E-books and YouTube videos to help get you started.

 

[steve01991]

no such thing as a poker genius. timing, luck, aggressiveness, and not loving your hand have always helped me out.

 

[amonlima]

Good luck on your new journey, it's not easy but when we really want something we get it

 

[Gallarado777]

So you've already done the right thing by putting beer aside and deciding to play without it, you've already taken one right step in poker you should learn to take our forum courses for 30 days after which you will be able to learn and understand poker even better, and there are also poker coaches and schools where I recommend that you enroll and study professionally, if you want to do it and you can do it for free

 

[Poker Orifice]

no such thing as a poker genius. timing, luck, aggressiveness, and not loving your hand have always helped me out.

This ^ is what the good players (& poker geniuses) want you to think. Also, the very nature of the game will have you believing a statement such as you've written here.

Have you ever listened to the thought process of a VERY good player? When I do, it reminds me that I have a very long way to go.

 

[JetmirDulja]

It takes a lot of patience, studying and hard work so don't expect to just drop the beer and start winning .... but dont worry you will get there

 

[pentazepam]

Of course, you have to study and practice, but poker isn't like other sports/games where it's enough to be just a little better than your opponents.

Because of the rake, you have to be a lot better. And in today's poker climate that is no easy task. Especially not online.

So the money comes more from big mistakes your opponents make than you playing GTO-perfect.

Maybe specialize in some other game than hold'em since a lot of people can play it at least decent.

The easiest way is to find a game you can beat in Live poker. Preferably a private game with rich people who don't mind losing if they can get some fun. But without connections, being a celebrity, or having a super charming personality those games are hard to get into.

 

[Nikon10000]

Hello! It's good that you decided to become a professional poker player. To achieve success and become a poker genius, it is important to dedicate time and effort to improving your skills. Here are some tips:
1. Training: Study game strategies, read books, watch video tutorials and take part in training sessions to develop your poker skills.
2. Practice: Play a lot. Find good poker rooms or online platforms to gain more experience and put your knowledge into practice.
3. Analysis: Study your game and analyze your decisions to identify mistakes and improve your strategy.
4. bankroll Management: Manage your bankroll responsibly and don't risk more than you can afford to lose. This is important for long-term success.
5. Connect with other players: Connect with experienced poker players, exchange ideas and participate in discussions to gain valuable tips and opinions.
6. Self-discipline: Be patient and disciplined in your play. Playing at a high level requires good emotional control and rational decision making.
7. Keep Evolving: Poker is constantly changing and evolving. Be ready to adapt to new strategies and trends in the game.Good luck achieving your poker goals! Remember that becoming a poker genius requires time, effort and dedication to continuous development.