Technique

[CassioPato32]

How can I learn a good technique?

 

[Gallarado777]

watch a lot of training videos to train and the main thing is to practice and you will succeed, the main thing is don't give up

 

[TeUnit]

There are a lot of things you can do to improve, watch training videos, read poker books, post hands, get a coach, review other players hands, etc, etc.

 

[Risto234]

Depends on what kind of technique you mean

For example if you'd be crazy enough to access poker in police and/or military style then for these 2 you dont even need to learn cause it should be well-known what their approach is like ...

 

[Rahatis]

Please define “technique”. Thank you!

 

[Gabe_7]

Since I'm not a pro myself, I can only refer you to others, who have perfected the game of poker over the years and were kind enough to share some of their knowledge with us.
There is a 30-day course by authors Collin Moshman and Katie Dozier here on cardschat, which is definitely worth checking out.

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Other than that I would recommend watching poker pros on television (with commentary) and by that learning the tactics they're using and of course learning-by-doing. Play, play, play and hit the tables!

Good luck with improving your skills! 😉🍀

 

[lukaszkrzi]

There are several techniques that can help you improve your skills in holdem poker:

1. Study the game: Learn the rules and strategies of holdem poker by reading books and articles, watching videos and tutorials, and participating in online forums.
2. Play often: The more you play, the more experience you will gain and the better you will become at recognizing patterns and making decisions.
3. Watch the pros: Observe professional players and learn from their strategies and tactics.
4. Analyze your play: Review your own play and identify areas for improvement. Use software and tools to track your progress and statistics.
5. Understand position: Learn how to use your position at the table to your advantage.
6. Manage your bankroll: Make sure you have enough money to play and avoid going broke.
7. Be patient: Don't play too many hands, and avoid making impulsive decisions.
8. Learn the math of the game: Understand the odds and the expected value of different hands and situations.
9. Learn to read your opponents: Observe other players' behavior and use that information to make better decisions.
10. Practice good table etiquette: Be polite, respectful, and professional at all times.

Remember, learning poker is a continuous process and you need to keep practicing and learning new strategies and tactics as you grow.

 

[James2023]

Learn from Benny Spindlers....The master of psychology.