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No matter your skill level, you should always be open to trying to improve.

How often do you study poker strategy? What's your favorite way to study?
 
Honestly, I don't study as much as I should. There was a time I watched a YouTube video and I also read a hand history thread in some forums. I might have to go back to poker school soon. 🤣
 
I try to keep an open mind too. I don’t study poker all the time but I watch videos or check out charts occasionally to pick up new tips. The best way for me to learn is by paying attention to my own decisions and seeing what works or needs adjusting.
 
I try to keep an open mind too. I don’t study poker all the time but I watch videos or check out charts occasionally to pick up new tips. The best way for me to learn is by paying attention to my own decisions and seeing what works or needs adjusting.
Same here honestly. I don't really go all out to study like that, but anytime I feel like my game is not going the way I expected, I just take a break and watch one short video to reset my mind. Reviewing my own style of play also helps me more.
 
Before I started playing cash poker, I had to study for more than 6 months because I usually get hit hard whenever I lose money out of being careless. Even now, I still dedicate some time to studying once in a while.
 

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