Legacynda01 Posted July 11 #26 Posted July 11 Honestly I think ppl overhype the whole "every hand is a learning moment" thing, sometimes you just run cold for hours and the best move is logging off before you donate your stack. Not every session is a classroom, some are just a tax for bad luck.
meriwyn Posted July 11 #28 Posted July 11 I get what you're saying abou skill but honestly I think patience can sometimes be overrated, especailly in tournaments where you just gotta take risks before blinds eat you up.
legacyumtia544 Posted July 11 #29 Posted July 11 Honestly watching someone snap call my shove with queen high in a live 1/3 game made me believe in soul reads.
sydneyaron Posted July 11 #30 Posted July 11 I finally stopped treating pocket jacks like a monster and started playing them mroe cautiously on wet boards, saved me so many buyins in micro stakes tournaments.
Shredorora0 Posted July 11 #32 Posted July 11 Bankroll manaement truly hit different when I started treating every buyin like an entire evening's investment rather than just another click. Watching guys at 2/5 shove over my top set with middle pair was the real "aha" moment for pot odds.
asharry34 Posted July 11 #33 Posted July 11 Table image is more powerful than knowing all the math, one wild bluff changed how the whole table saw me.
Umbraon Posted July 12 #34 Posted July 12 I learned that folding a big hand preflop can save you way more than any hero call ever wins you, took me too long to get that. do you ever track your sesion lengths to see if your win rate dips after a certain number of hours?
tacoball Posted July 13 #36 Posted July 13 imo reading players is so crucial, it's like another whole game within poker lol ?
vycaeick264 Posted July 13 #37 Posted July 13 fold more in the small blind its the biggest leak most ppl dont even realize they have
Ashiotia Posted July 13 #38 Posted July 13 one thing that helped my game more than any video or book was just tracking my sessions in a simple spreadsheet, seeing the actual numbers makes you way more honest about what stakes you beat and where you bleed money its boring work but it forces the discpline that nothing else does
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