this is my process, what u think about the period between them ?
this is my process, what u think about the period between them ? do u think that i had a problem with this average buy-in ? they all 1 dollar and the last one, a freeroll
with that wins, in this period of time, what do u think that i need to do? u all sayin like "just play", ok, I'm not afraid of play, but if knew how to do it or perfor better my game will be a responsible posture. Some tips ?
JUST REMEMBER 1 IMPORTANT THING.
Just go out there and play as much poker as you can because nothing beats experience. The more you play, the more you will learn
how I study my hand's ? what parameter to see if I play correctly and but had a badbeat ? or inverse ?
how I can beat them ? I watch jonathan little, felipe carmanhani to study mtt. I just have to watch a good cash game player ou buy a course ? or pay someone to analize my games ? I think that everyone tipes on google one day at beginner "how to beat microstakes" , and I think that the results from this seach do not will make me grow up and make that 200$. Im really excited and motivated. If u say : study more gto and feel the field. I will do it.
As long as you dont rely on withdrawing winnings, then you can use the numbers, I already suggested, which are 100 BIs for MTTs and 50 BIs for SnGs. This is meant as a guideline for, which games you can play without massive swings to the balance in your poker account. Like if you have $650 you can play up to $5.5 MTTs and $10 STTs. The next limit on PS would be $7.5MTTs and $25 STTs, and for that you need $750 and $1.250 respectively. If you drop to $480, now you can only play up to $4.4 MTTs and $5 STTs. And so on and so forth.
The game in general. Watch training videos, read books etc.
Yes that also. Get PT4, when you can afford it, and start collecting and analysing your hands.
I go exactly on that way first. I alredy study a lot the basis + 1 year playing.
I dont think it's necessary to buy a course as there is so much great free content out there like jonathan little who you mentioned. I would suggest starting at the lowest stake and keep working on your game from content and reviewing hands (e.g. you can post on the forum), once you are beating 2NL consistently, move up to 5NL, then 10NL etc. You need to make sure you have a good win rate 10bb or more per 100 and of course have enough bankroll. In terms of strategy TAG tends to work best, trying to get paid off on your value hands and not bluffing too often. It's also really important to table select well, I.e. find the fish who are you are going to make the money from!
Do u think that's good at least pay someone to analize my games? I think that if I'm learning and gettin exp, I'm not alowed to analyze my own game. I dont have the knowlegde to do this. Make sense ? thank you
Pay someone to analize my games will make the process more quick ? I'm realy confident to play mtt or cash, but I'm not making that 200$. And I'm pretty sure that I dont have the knowlegde to analyze my games, do u agree ? if not, how can i analyze ? thank youGet yourself to a point where you are confident your style of play is better than average and can provide consistent results.
Then, trust the process and watch the BR grow.
"poker fund" u mean a team ?
Sort of. Having another person analyze your game and discuss it with you will certainly help you see blind spots in your game, but then it is still on you to really think about those areas and change them (ingrain them!). This is why even in an age where there is practically unlimited content on poker theory, most players lose (they don't apply the knowledge they "learned").
