The second thing you should study in poker.

[DiegoRamos]

After seeing this post: https://www.cardschat.com/forum/learning-poker-57/first-thing-you-should-study-in-532036/

The second step is to study the game's mathematics in detail.

But what you really need is counting outs, and pot odds. Knowing this, you will already be ahead of many people in freerolls and micro stacks.

What do you think?

 

[watermark]

Yes, it's a step, applying the 4-2 rule can be easy when faced with recreational players, for players with a little more level, the other theories are already there, fold equity, icm, I'm studying the gto because it's profitable in my opinion, you have to know everything, strategies change depending on the table and the players against it. Constant adaptation my friend.

 

[Station_Master]

Preflop strategy I think is one of the most important things, more so than pot odds and outs.

Also its fairly easy to learn raise first in charts, though responses to raises when to 3bet and 4bet take alot more study and practice.

Just getting your vpip down from 50 to 20 (say, depending on game format) will make a huge difference to your winnings.

 

[dannystanks]

It’s vital to your game to learn poker math. If you ever want to reach another level in your game this is a must know weather you play recreational or pros.

 

[hilary antonik filho]

MATHEMATICS IS ESSENTIAL FOR YOU TO POSITION YOURSELF IN THE GAME, PLUS A LITTLE STRATEGY, KNOWLEDGE, LUCK AND INTUITION
I'm just going to conclude, math is skill, knowledge, and technique