I try to observe the mistakes of others in order to induce mistakes and obtain advantages ... I am an observer looking for situations that are a little uncomfortable but ahead, as in books. I risk it when I'm tight I wait when I'm comfortable. Tnks só shove

I analyze my game and the game of my opponents in specialized programs, I watch open training sessions of other players.

I try to concentrate more and not to lose my temper (it is difficult to me sometimes, but I do it) and my skills are improving each time I play.

And the most characteristic thing is that you will always look for the mistakes of your opponents to achieve a result.And the most annoying thing is that you will make mistakes yourself.This is a game and you will not find a perfect field.You won't be full all the time-and why would a hunter do that?Hunger is the urge to win!Learn and learn always and your game will be a level higher!

Study a bit and practice on Freerolls/low stakes before advancing.

analyse every hand and try to play different lose, tight etc.

My game mainly depends on my mood.When I go far into tournaments, I immediately remember my old mistakes at this stage and at this moment I focus and take my luck into my own hands,because then everything depends not on me, but on luck

My way of improving is through constant practice and what I can see in great players. Practice makes a master

Well, as I already lost a lot of bankrolls nowadays, I'm only playing freerolls. As they do not happen all the time, I watch games from the main youtuber in Brazil and I try to learn from them. I think today is the best way to learn.

I analyze my game, I try to find where and when I make mistakes and try to eliminate them in the future. Human learn by his mistakes

Look at statistics of good sessions
Also try to review key hands where I have put much money in.

Been studying quite a bit lately. I am an avid twitch watcher and listen to the hand analysis by the top players. The streamers are professionals that offer great insight and often will explain why and what they are doing in particular hands.

Hand history reviews.

I try out different tactics during tournaments. Sometimes playing certain hands and other times not. Sometimes aggressive, other times not. I'm not sure what the best tactic is yet.

The parsing of the hands of the top regs of your limit helps

I do not use any programs for training and analysis. I don't think I need it. I'm not going to be a pro or hit poker seriously. Of course, I do the analysis during the game, my actions and other players.

Before starting a game I set the target, so in a satellite I need to win the ticket, in a KO game I need to eliminate the opponents. Then I note my performance.
When I loose a game or a significant hand ( also if I win ) I try to analyze and explain why it happened and what can be done to improve/avoid it in the future.
During analysis I do not use the terms like tilt or bad beat, but I assume that I have made a mistake. This is because the words 'bad beat' suggest that there is nothing to improve.

I don't do much , I am very satisfied with my current level because I am a recreational. I read and watch free content of training sites and forums and I read/post hand analysis here in the forum.
If I want to play more seriously I do know that I need to study more and maybe grab some online tools for assistance.

In short, I understand you, then you make notes on each player and build your game on this basis. Everything is correct. I conduct my game in the same way.

I learn from my mistakes, analyze them and draw the appropriate conclusions, look at the analysis of tournaments of other players on YouTube, help to make the right decisions in difficult situations. And of course, forum communication)

On all my big tourney's I get plenty of rest, make sure I have a cup of coffee, and I watch all players in how they play their game.

Now the only way you really win is with, a great winning WAY early, sometimes that "jolt" can come mid game too. If you get a BOOST hang on and see if you can make to the final table.

All the best!

Thank you for listening....

I guess the best situation to improve is to hire a trainer and work with GTO but I'd not tried to get the trainer to train me but I wish to)

Originally Posted by Felipebarao

I try to observe the mistakes of others in order to induce mistakes and obtain advantages ... I am an observer looking for situations that are a little uncomfortable but ahead, as in books. I risk it when I'm tight I wait when I'm comfortable. Tnks só shove

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?

I watch other players play, try to learn everything and, of course, practice in the game.

I tell myself patience all of the time and then *sigh*

Originally Posted by Felipebarao

I try to observe the mistakes of others in order to induce mistakes and obtain advantages ... I am an observer looking for situations that are a little uncomfortable but ahead, as in books. I risk it when I'm tight I wait when I'm comfortable. Tnks só shove

Good day!
I watch the game of professionals on the streams and note some points for myself, I also try to closely monitor the situation at the tables in order to understand who is playing weak and who is not.
Of course, it would be cool to improve your game with all kinds of solvers, but unfortunately there is no time for that.

I remember the last mistake I made, and will constantly think about it the next time I play telling myself that I must not repeat that same error irrespective of what happens.

I used to talk to my friends about how I played or about certain plays and they gave me their opinion and advice, I tried to follow their advice, before (years ago) I did not like to admit that I was wrong and much less I liked to analyze in what I failed, but over time I learned that if I wanted to improve I had to analyze my game, trying to: better analyze the other players, improve my patience and ask for some advice if necessary

Originally Posted by Felipebarao

I try to observe the mistakes of others in order to induce mistakes and obtain advantages ... I am an observer looking for situations that are a little uncomfortable but ahead, as in books. I risk it when I'm tight I wait when I'm comfortable. Tnks só shove

I read books , watch my worst and best sessions . In the worst sessions, I correct mistakes and determine the tilt, and in the best sessions, I remember good jokes and take them into service .

To improve my game, I watch broadcasts on Twitch.
I have subscribed to more than 30 well-known poker streamers, I think I am not the only one, no one can learn from books in our time.

I study with groups of folks 2-3 nights a week from. 2-5 hours per session. Utilizing tools like ICMizer, PIOsolver, simple 3 way gto, preflop academy, and others. We analyze theory, we analyze marked hands, and entire hand histories. I also have a coach I study with 4 times a month.

Most of all players have similar skills, except luck & dare.

To distinguish bluff need both of them.

yes we all learn from our mistakes, we analyze our games and other players' too. But we often lie when we say ''I don't played my best game''. I see people often complain about I'm not in form, it's not my best etc. Certainly there's a good day and a bad day. You might be lucky in one of them in specific hands where you crush table, take all those pots. But it doesn't mean you're playing your best game, you're just running good. Other day when things do not go as planned then we lose, we make all those hero calls and fail, our bluffs get caught or when we can't take expected money from our monster hands in certain spots then we say I played bad. The thing is usually when we win pot we often don't care about the opponent himself and neither we see her losing hands. So we don't even mind about it but pass it thinking we're genius.

Originally Posted by Felipebarao

I try to observe the mistakes of others in order to induce mistakes and obtain advantages ... I am an observer looking for situations that are a little uncomfortable but ahead, as in books. I risk it when I'm tight I wait when I'm comfortable. Tnks só shove

AK is played more accurately. Remember that this hand is not made and needs to be strengthened, it is not a favorite when compared to any pocket hand, and against other unpaired cards there is a 66% chance of winning. What can we say about the hands of AQ or AJ - it is easier to lose pots with them than to win.Make notes on other players. Information is one of the strongest weapons at the poker table. Knowing the game of your opponents will help you make the right decision in the hands. All that you managed to notice - their characteristic actions, distributions with their participation - you need to mark all this yourself or use a program to collect statistics such as PokerTracker, as well as information from special sites.

play lots of hands so i gain experience in certain situations for later tables.

When going to a new tournament or style of game I ALWAYS watch some of it just to get the gist of the game. I know what kind of games I like and if it doesn't suit my style I walk away and go looking for more of my style of game. this doesn't REALLY answer your question but it's inline with your thoughts...

Originally Posted by Felipebarao

I try to observe the mistakes of others in order to induce mistakes and obtain advantages ... I am an observer looking for situations that are a little uncomfortable but ahead, as in books. I risk it when I'm tight I wait when I'm comfortable. Tnks só shove

Rather to observe mistakes of others i prefer to see my own mistakes. Its a good thing to review your last session marked hands ( if you dont do that start doing it) before starting a new session. I also search for some quizzes/articles about things that i have doubt while playing and take a look on some charts.

Learn what leaks there are in your style of play. All our games have plenty.
Then fix the leaks, and your game results will improve.

I believe in not-so-good cards.

Originally Posted by Felipebarao

I try to observe the mistakes of others in order to induce mistakes and obtain advantages ... I am an observer looking for situations that are a little uncomfortable but ahead, as in books. I risk it when I'm tight I wait when I'm comfortable. Tnks só shove

Close my eyes and call Instead

the truth, I try to read more, to watch videos, information, study, and courses through our community, courses, and others, to improve more and more every day.

I analyze my game...

I try to find where and when I make mistakes and try to eliminate them in the future.

I think for my analysis of my game that I am a player above the level, but bad bet it hurts

I try to play every day, train, analyze my game, and not go on tilt, this often happens after losing with a strong hand

Here's a list of the best ways I improve your game:

Limp call more raises out of position!
Donk the flop!
play more suited gappers!
All-in with 2-3 off everytime no matter what!

(This 'information' is for entertainment purposes only)

I learn from my mistakes, I'm very observant, whenever possible, I watch lives of poker instructors and I also follow some poker tournaments

I watch the mistakes of my opponents, I keep notes of every mistake they play

I watch poker pros play to see how they play certain hands. I also just observe the play of other players when I am playing. I try to learn from the mistakes of others.

to improve my game what I do first is to study a lot, then watch poker videos at the level I am, always learning from the best, finally it is best to look for a poker coach to guide you on various points, that way your game will improve a lot, good luck to everyone.

know the cards that the game pays the most and bet on them

I work with hand ranges. This is the most useful and effective activity.