Parsing sessions This is a key moment in your development as a self-taught player, and after all, who are you going to learn if you read all the books? Before making any decision at the poker table, ask yourself, “What do I want to achieve by doing this?” Here are a few questions that you should regularly ask yourself while playing at the poker table: What is my goal with this bet? What kind of reaction from my opponents do I want to see in response to my bet? What will my opponent think about my bet? What is your opponent's approximate range if he calls / raises?In this context, the word "bet" refers to any line of play, be it a check / raise / call or something else. Each poker situation taken separately is unique and should be evaluated in terms of the information that you have received up to now. Take time to think about each step and you will be able to make the best possible decisions in each situation and, accordingly, win more money over the long distance.But, if you do not think about your game, you will continue to make the same mistakes during the game day after day, and your game itself will remain at the same level without improvement. How are you going to work to improve your game if you don't know if you played your hand correctly or not in each case, if you don't analyze each decision?
