New Year's Poker Resolutions

[zorro222_zorro222]

My resolution is to play more live poker (especially tournaments), I enjoy playing live more than online but the last year or so I haven't played very much live poker because playing online has become too routine.

 

[PoorGypsy]

Hmm, Good Question. Nice to share our desires, so they would, maybe, become more real

I have general desires which I wish would happen this year.

The first one and the smallest one is to build 100 dollar bankroll from 0. Meanwhile I have no success as I'm a begginner and sometimes make stupid mistakes and loose on cash games.

The middle one desire is to win a live tournament (we will have one festival soon in February) and to win 10 000 dollar prize in a tournament.

And my biggest desire is to build a 100 000 dollar bakroll.

 

[Trahhhh]

Way too late probably but I'd like to participate in my first live cash game. I just recently got very interested in poker so I'm planning to go to a live table game soon. I definitely need to learn how to bluff more.

 

[jaymfc]

I don't care if I win or lose, but my resolution is to never stop playing until I can't play anymore.
Doyle Brunson said "You don’t stop playing because you get old; you get old because you stop playing"
I took it to heart

 

[EiXT]

I'll start: I'd actually like to learn how to play PLO better. I had fun with the variant games here at CardsChat and would love to play more.

I second this!

This year I want to get better at Omaha and 7-Card Stud. Grateful that CardsChat has those variants!

As for Hold'em I would like to commit to freerolls this year, curious how far they can get me as a fun little experiment and challenge. Even if I do manage building up a little bankroll, 0$ buy-ins will prevail!

 

[VictorOd]

Great topic for the new year!
For 2025 my resolution is to improve my post-flop decision-making, especially in cash games, especially in deep-stacked situations. I feel like I’ve hit a plateau where I’m solid pre-flop, but I sometimes struggle with extracting max value or making tough folds post-flop. I plan to dedicate time to studying solver outputs and reviewing my database for spots where I could’ve played more exploitatively.

 

[x patrice x]

Learning how to play PLO better is actually a good idea!
I've been thinking about it for a while, but I've always lacked the enthusiasm to get more involved with it. Let's see what the year brings, maybe the motivation it needs.