Want to improve your poker game?

[anasslaaleg]

Here are 4 key tips that separate good players from great ones. Let’s dive in. 🧵
♠️ Position is EVERYTHING.
Playing from late position gives you a massive advantage. You see what your opponents do before acting, allowing you to make better decisions. Don’t underestimate this edge. #PokerTips
♥️ Manage your tilt.
Tilt can destroy your bankroll faster than bad luck. Learn to recognize your emotional triggers and take a break when needed. A calm mind is a winning mind. #PokerMindset
♣️ Study ranges, not hands.
Stop focusing on specific cards. Start thinking about ranges your opponents could have. What makes sense based on their actions? Poker is a game of probabilities, not certainties. #PokerStrategy
♦️ Bankroll management is non-negotiable.
Treat your bankroll like a business. Never risk more than 5% of it in a single session. Discipline now = survival later.

 

[ninocabral]

really knowing the basics will help you a lot to develop your game, but with time you will develop your game good luck, see you at the tables

 

[Toruk Makto]

Those who understand this have a good command of the game!

 

[63burner]

Great pointers, especially position and tilt. Only one thibng was ommitted: the pre-tilt shove, when your run is trending badly, you are on the verge of tilting, but you can see the trend, and shove yourself away from the poker table.

 

[WrongUsername]

run like god and win all the flips too
good tips tho

 

[anasslaaleg]

Maintaining discipline throughout your career requires equipping yourself with techniques to succeed in obtaining good results.

 

[Jean-Guy]

Study: 30%
Play: 70%
Game: NL cash
Limits: NL500, NL1000
Experience: 20 years.
Room: pokerstars

 

[Huntre]

Study: 30%
Play: 70%
Game: NL cash
Limits: NL500, NL1000
Experience: 20 years.
Room: PokerStars

I'm sorry, but i must ask what you do for living?

 

[Jean-Guy]

I'm sorry, but i must ask what you do for living?

I’m a professor in Nordic Languages at University of Copenhagen.

 

[Sparta77]

Very good basics for poker. And over time, a person develops

 

[Pay Mei]

I would also add knowledge of poker mathematics, preflop and postflop charts, various subtleties such as SPR, Call 20, the ability to value bet and bluff

 

[Like2Play2]

Thank you for reminding me of the basics. I still have a hard time with the opponents range of hands and the tilt.

 

[Poker Orifice]

Study: 30%
Play: 70%
Game: NL cash
Limits: NL500, NL1000
Experience: 20 years.
Room: PokerStars

Wow! That's impressive!
Do you play at any of the other rooms?
screename(s) so we can watch/follow your play?

 

[Rost]

Here are 4 key tips that separate good players from great ones. Let’s dive in. 🧵
♠️ Position is EVERYTHING.
Playing from late position gives you a massive advantage. You see what your opponents do before acting, allowing you to make better decisions. Don’t underestimate this edge. #PokerTips
♥️ Manage your tilt.
Tilt can destroy your bankroll faster than bad luck. Learn to recognize your emotional triggers and take a break when needed. A calm mind is a winning mind. #PokerMindset
♣️ Study ranges, not hands.
Stop focusing on specific cards. Start thinking about ranges your opponents could have. What makes sense based on their actions? Poker is a game of probabilities, not certainties. #PokerStrategy
♦️ Bankroll management is non-negotiable.
Treat your bankroll like a business. Never risk more than 5% of it in a single session. Discipline now = survival later.

I agree with all but one statement. I do not believe that position is everything, and those who think so have a disadvantage rather than an advantage. Position is definitely very important, but it is definitely not the decisive factor.

 

[Huntre]

I’m a professor in Nordic Languages at University of Copenhagen.

I think your students lucky to have you as a professor in case you are teaching...

Any Wisdom from Nording language we are can play to the game?

 

[ROYALROAD]

Those basics are important. But I think there is more wonderful knowledge out there. Let's listen to various opinions.

 

[Jean-Guy]

I think your students lucky to have you as a professor in case you are teaching...

Any Wisdom from Nording language we are can play to the game?

No, I don’t see any relevance pokerwise in Nordic Languages (Danish, Sweedish, Norwegian and Icelandic.) Some of my students are avid poker players. But they have no clue that I play too. I just don’t tell them😉 I only have a coupla lectures weekly.

 

[dreamer13]

Don't rush into decisions, use the time bank to think things through, check out of position, and spend twice as much time playing as you do studying, but be sure to study.

 

[dori111]

you need to learn all your life

 

[TeUnit]

A lot of the CC players could benefit from not open limping(being the first to limp). With every player sitting out open limping becomes even worse.