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I'd say, make sure you love the game type. This game will make you feel sick sometimes, so you best love it to death!
Secondly improve your approach. Seek out all different pieces of good advice. This includes mental game improvements as well. Remember, we all start as theory fish, and as...
Agree with this 100%
But I will say, in terms of buy ins, it depends on a few factors.
Firstly, can you top back up easily? Or is this it?
If it is it, then obviously you should have more buy ins. If you can top back up, then you can be more aggressive with your bankroll.
From a Professional...
Best way is to keep records. Just make sure the samples are large enough. If you're online and you care about your results then a tracker is your best bet.
So HM3/PT4/Hand2Note etc
As a professional I regularly review them. Playing devils advocate with yourself is the best way to understand all possible outcomes.
It also allows us to measure them against each other.
Most players only look at their winners, and/or losers. I try and snap my students out of that. It's...
If you ever wanted to understand more about the math within the game, then I got you.
By understanding a little about the maths in game, you will be sharper, more objective, and have a relevant measurement!
Enjoy 👌
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Most definitely. I realised that if you break the game down, you can identify when it's right to bluff. Best example is when too much of villains range folds.
For example, if I know you fold 35%(broken draws/floats etc) of the time on this river, then as long as I go half pot or smaller, I have...
From my experience of brain fog, there has been one effort that has reduced it by a fair margin. That has been "mindfulness meditation."
If anyone wants the one i use then let me know and ill link it. I would describe it as a massage for the brain. Also only takes 10 mins! I use it as...
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Technically poker is gambling, yes.
But once you are educated on how to make money within this game, then it can become an investment. You are investing in your ability to understand situations, and to critically analyse every situation you find yourself in.
I think it depends on the context.
So for most players who play casually, drinking doesnt matter, since your aim isnt to maximize how much you can win.
For anybody who is actively trying to win, then for most part, you shouldnt play under the influence. The game is one of the most complex...
I think in most scenarios phones should be banned as they are already(streamers, first timers etc should get more leeway).
Rules are there for a reason.
Stops any potential collusion as well.
There is a semi famous pro that plays home games at a very high percentage, almost 100%. His name is MJ Gonzalez. He was the guy that coached Daniel Negreanu to play the heads up game vs Doug Polk.
Yer, if you can make sure it's regulated. Its kind of like going to an underground game. Once its not regulated you are at the mercy of the site. So do your research boys and girls 👍🏻