Mistakes made preflop

[Antulio francis]

What are the biggest mistakes commented on preflop by most beginning players I'm here one more day reading books and watching videos and wanting to buy some poker help support to read my opponents better gl to all

 

[Awrpze]

Playing too many hands, playing out of position, limping too much, and not raising when entering the pot (mainly when first to act). Those are preflop mistakes I've made far too much while learning how to play.

 

[pokerchick_xoxo]

I always do not trust big bets from new people at live games... Try to trust big bets until you get a read. And paired boards... if you don't have three of something you are probs behind.

 

[PKRNRS]

Not folding

 

[Jillychemung]

As all the books say, for beginners, the biggest mistake is playing too many hands.

In a training session, preflop, try playing hands only when you will make a raise with them. No limping, no checking for the BB, only raise or fold preflop.

 

[gjwalk]

Not being patient.

 

[Lorpugo]

play ace to ten suited ace to jack offsuited if raised before you fold if you think are dominated , small pocket pairs only 1call in multi pot to hit set baby aces suited ace2 to ace 5 only one vs one and reraise dont flat call

 

[marakhovskii]

What are the biggest mistakes commented on preflop by most beginning players I'm here one more day reading books and watching videos and wanting to buy some poker help support to read my opponents better gl to all

I think that the biggest mistake of any player pre-flop is not knowing how to play own cards :}

 

[theRaven68]

entering in too many hands

 

[Navin Sarabjeet]

Playing too many hands, playing out of position, limping too much, and not raising when entering the pot (mainly when first to act). Those are preflop mistakes I've made far too much while learning how to play.

Your history and mine are exactly the same.
This is a very good advise to all new poker players.
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So accept it with open arms folks:joyman:

 

[TheNutz4You]

I tend to call down on boards that shouldn't hit vilians range and preflop actions thinking they are just trying to blow me off a better hand and sometimes am wrong.

 

[ezgift]

the most important error is too large raises with bad cards

 

[Lorpugo]

avoid being oop and dominated, lots of money to loose this way example utg raises and you are small blind with k ten and call flop comes ten six deuce and utg holds a ten ....

 

[Lorpugo]

utg holds ace ten

 

[m cenora]

coin flip?

 

[MoeJurphy]

Not playing proper ranges from the position your in.

 

[Andrei Korolev]

To enter the game before the flop with garbage and no item.

 

[Kavaleits]

Limping and not raising with strong hand.

 

[SlimHeperpokerstars]

What are the biggest mistakes commented on preflop by most beginning players I'm here one more day reading books and watching videos and wanting to buy some poker help support to read my opponents better gl to all

As all the books say, for beginners, the biggest mistake is playing too many hands.

In a training session, preflop, try playing hands only when you will make a raise with them. No limping, no checking for the BB, only raise or fold preflop.

I agree with you! If you have little experience and you do not have or little information about your opponents, you should play very tight, only occasionally defend the blinds.
But not in any way you can not limp! This is important for beginners!

 

[lajeandom]

Everybody says to not play too many hands but I play quite a lot of hands, and sometimes it helps me. Sure it's a risk but playing only monster hands wont always win anyway, you need to try some stuff sometimes

 

[edcwy]

Classically, playing tight aggressive will serve in live games and real tournaments. But free-rolls and micro stakes can be another story, though I think it ought not be. When it's cheap to play, many open their range far too wide than what would happen in a game with real stakes. I me really, are you going to raise 2x 3x 4x with 9 deuce off? as frequently as one might see in micro stakes. It gets ridiculous. If you respond or pick up habits that inappropriately widen your range when it matters, that would be trouble. On the other hand, if you're mindful that you're widening your opening range, avoiding limping in, raising or re-raising appropriately, being patient, and for the most part playing ABC poker, I think you'll find success. Playing a polarized range offers opportunity for semi bluffs or bluffs to scoop the blinds or take on a loose player in order to isolate when in you're position. If you get called, you see a flop and maybe catch a hand, if re-raised, time to toss.

 

[veruska A1]

The biggest mistakes before flop I think they are: Impatience, Bet too much without first seeing the flop, go to all plays, Aggressiveness, Frustrated attempts to steal the pot, Losing concentration among others.

 

[Vlad symrak]

Playing is necessary rarely and with an ace and king!!!

 

[vitorbonatto]

playing too many hands definetely... also the value of the raise usually without any logic (i go for 2~3x the bb and higher values depending the number of limpers)

 

[kyrpob]

im new in poker can you advise me smth more?