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I never asked for advice about poker, everything I learned was through videos from professionals on YouTube, in my opinion if advice was good no one would give it for free.When you look back to the early days of your poker journey, what was the best and worst poker advice you received?
I think the best advice I ever received was from a dealer in a cash money tournament during a break, he cautioned me that since I had a monster chip lead I shouldn't be so quick to get involved in short stack battles, let the short stacks fight amongst themselves. and you know it does work...As for the worst advice I ever received was when I was first starting and a more experienced player told me to play the button and small blind regardless of cards...duhAs a beginner poker player, we often look to others who are more proficient, in the game, for advice from time to time.
When you look back to the early days of your poker journey, what was the best and worst poker advice you received?
Best: control the ego.As a beginner poker player, we often look to others who are more proficient, in the game, for advice from time to time.
When you look back to the early days of your poker journey, what was the best and worst poker advice you received?
I can help you with your poker game. Let me know if you'd be interested. (fwiw, I watched you absolutely butcher a hand today (AJ) that you busted out with in the CC WPTglobal game. If you want to get better at the game, send me a dm. (free... I just want to help out a fellow Canadian if I am able to)I think the best advice I ever received was from a dealer in a cash money tournament during a break, he cautioned me that since I had a monster chip lead I shouldn't be so quick to get involved in short stack battles, let the short stacks fight amongst themselves. and you know it does work...As for the worst advice I ever received was when I was first starting and a more experienced player told me to play the button and small blind regardless of cards...duh