Best ways to train/up my game?

[SnatchNRun87]

Hey everyone I was.wondering if there is any good tips/ways to Train up abit on my game cause I seem to be folding hands I would win and calling hands I should be winning and its shifting me more often then not.
Anyone got any pointers?

Hey everyone what's a good way to buff up my game?
There any good ways to train?

 

[Tammy]

Hey everyone I was.wondering if there is any good tips/ways to Train up abit on my game cause I seem to be folding hands I would win and calling hands I should be winning and its shifting me more often then not.
Anyone got any pointers?

Hi! I moved this to Learning Poker, since that is a more appropriate place to ask this.

Have you tried our 30 Day Poker School? You can take it at your own pace (doesn't have to be 30 days). It would be a tremendous start to buffing up your game. Check out our strategy page here as well: https://www.cardschat.com/poker-strategy.php

Lots of info for you to get started with.

 

[SnatchNRun87]

Thanks abunch I will check that out today forsure and sry I'm still new to using forms and whatnot.

 

[ijsmile369]

Recipe is simple:
1. read books and watch videos (made by professionals), as much as possible.
2. play often (I would suggest to play freerolls at first, or make a small depo and play micros with buy-in less that $0.5). Freerolls are good, but you don't feel the pain of loosing money, that's why playing real-money (I suggest to start with very small amount, as I mentioned) will force you to learn faster (not only learn how to play poker, but also how to handle tilt-moments).
3. work on bugs/mistakes (possibly you'll need a software that will record your hands during the tournaments)
4. repeat #1,#2,#3 from the list above, and you have a chance to become a good player.

 

[TeUnit]

I think that watching instructional videos and reviewing my hands with an icm tool have helped me the most.

 

[Newzooozooo]

Hi.
I think our free course and our daily freerolls will help you. Our community is the best place for beginners and experienced players. Since I became a member of the CardsChat community, my results have improved significantly and my bankroll is growing every month.
Good luck.

 

[Aleks75]

Hello friend.!

I am a beginner myself and I know about the difficulties of learning because of the variety of information.
1. View 13 lessons from pokerstars+40 lessons "Learn from professionals".
2. Choose a discipline-MTT or Cache.
3. Study bankroll management.
4. Study the charts for your game.
5. Start playing freerolls or microlemites.
6. Earn a bankroll for abi -5. ($1000).
7.Play 800 tournaments in 3 months.
8. Hire a coach to show your mistakes.
It will be enough for the first 1-2 years.)
Good luck in learning and a great game.

 

[Aleks75]

Addition.!I forgot!)

9. If English is your native language, view the 30-day course from the forum.
10. Do not neglect books-D.Sklansky,D. Brunson or more modern authors(only after mastering the basic skills-because they are difficult to learn at first.)
11. Watch streams from tournaments with open cards and comments from pros and regulars.(this will give a little insight into their thoughts).

 

[perrypip]

When you are beginning at poker you really need to spend about 50% studying poker and 50% playing. 90% of poker players are net losers and so will you if you don't do your homework.

Start with the 30 day poker class. Then get some books on poker or join a poker coaching site. It's going to take a while and a significant amount of effort before you can play profitably.