amateur or unlucky?

[Irek99ireneusz]

Starting journey with poker, won couple of low prizepool toruneys but lost major big ones. any tips

 

[Gallarado777]

in a more expensive tournament they play better so you couldn't win them, practice a little and you'll start beating them

 

[frnandoh]

Play games where you are a champion, build your winner mind and build your bankroll.

 

[fundiver199]

Tip1: Take the free CC "become a winning poker player in 30 days" course. Then play for a few month, and then watch the entire course again to get a deeper understanding of concepts, you might not have fully understood the first time.

Tip2: If you are serious about online poker, then get a tracker like PT4 and play on sites, where it work.

Tip3: Start with a reasonable deposit like 100-200$, use bankroll management (simple system: 100 BIs for MTTs, 50 BIs for STTs) and only move up, when your bankroll allow it.

 

[christovam]

Starting journey with poker, won couple of low prizepool toruneys but lost major big ones. any tips

keep a pattern to always play low tournaments only change it when you have good results with a certain consistency

 

[Cooking]

It's difficult to say anything without seeing your tournaments history. But usually it's more difficult to win bigger tournaments because the players are better in the higher levels, so, it's normal to have more wins in low-micro stakes. It does not mean you are unlucky or a bad player.

 

[Mogulkahn]

Starting journey with poker, won couple of low prizepool toruneys but lost major big ones. any tips

Give us more information, your history of playing, or some card deals, and than we can speak about that

 

[infonazar]

Starting journey with poker, won couple of low prizepool toruneys but lost major big ones. any tips

Tips are as always simple. Play only such tournaments that you can afford in the context of your bankroll management. And don't get upset, always stay patient.

 

[Phyrrura]

U should study about variance, and how to overcome it. U need to play a lot so u can really know if ur a bad player or if it was just unlucky

 

[Vallet]

You have a good start. Definitely need to keep playing more tournaments with a low prize pool. Because this option is bearing fruit.
Big tournaments require a lot of investment from you and can put pressure on you. This can be one of the reasons for failures.

 

[Kenzie 96]

Well if you are just starting out then it's more than reasonable to go with luck, soon as you figure out that just showing up is all it takes isn't going to work the sooner you can expect progress. Winning major big ones, hard to say as given your state d
experience level you shouldn't be playing them at all.