What's your personal poker philosophy?

[Heatman]

Personally, I try to focus on making smart decisions rather than chasing quick wins because chasing quick wins will always make you lose more and chasing a loss is going make you lose far more since you're no longer playing with clear head.

I always like staying disciplined, patient and learning from every session has become my personal approach to poker.

What principles do you always follow at the poker table?

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

My own philosophy is that no hand is worth destroying your bankroll over. I can fold good cards if the situation does not smell right because I wont allow pride to take the better part of me. Sometimes the hardest move is folding, not raising.

 

[Heatman]

My own philosophy is that no hand is worth destroying your bankroll over. I can fold good cards if the situation does not smell right because I wont allow pride to take the better part of me. Sometimes the hardest move is folding, not raising.

Yeah, that's very correct. A player's bankroll is the most important thing in poker playing. It takes time to build and shouldn't be wasted in a haste under any circumstances.