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sevenkn
Rising Star
Bronze Level
I'm a beginner, started with 12 bucks, playing some micros, got up to around 17, went close to broke (67bb), and now I'm back to 7 dollars.
I'm obviously not interested in the money in the micros, but I wanna use them as a learning curve.
In essence, I want to be able to consistently beat 0.01/0.02 games and, as I build my bankroll, just increase stakes. I also plan on playing some tournaments in my country.
Given this summary, I have already analysed a few weaknesses in my game (too much aggression sometimes, not checking enough, rage-calling in some spots etc.), but I would really be interested in HOW DO GOOD PLAYERS STUDY?
Or, if analysing my hands isnt even close to my skill level somehow, what should I begin with?
I have good ideas on positional play, understand the gist of ranges and how to thing about them (even thou, in practice, I end up messing it up sometimes), I'm starting to focus my study on bet sizes aswell, and I could feel and see my results improving overall, even though I almost went broke.
TL;DR
New player, have some solid understanding of some of the main fundamentals people often refer to when talkin to newbies like me, lookin for tips on:
1) How to use my PokerTracker data to actually study;
2) Which materials or situations should I focus my study on?
Really appreciate any insight. I already downloaded the 30-day course ebook and been using it as a reference material.
I'm obviously not interested in the money in the micros, but I wanna use them as a learning curve.
In essence, I want to be able to consistently beat 0.01/0.02 games and, as I build my bankroll, just increase stakes. I also plan on playing some tournaments in my country.
Given this summary, I have already analysed a few weaknesses in my game (too much aggression sometimes, not checking enough, rage-calling in some spots etc.), but I would really be interested in HOW DO GOOD PLAYERS STUDY?
Or, if analysing my hands isnt even close to my skill level somehow, what should I begin with?
I have good ideas on positional play, understand the gist of ranges and how to thing about them (even thou, in practice, I end up messing it up sometimes), I'm starting to focus my study on bet sizes aswell, and I could feel and see my results improving overall, even though I almost went broke.
TL;DR
New player, have some solid understanding of some of the main fundamentals people often refer to when talkin to newbies like me, lookin for tips on:
1) How to use my PokerTracker data to actually study;
2) Which materials or situations should I focus my study on?
Really appreciate any insight. I already downloaded the 30-day course ebook and been using it as a reference material.
