cricbaba casino: Tips to improve your Texas Hold’em skills

Everyone who plays poker has thought about this question. Why do some people always win?

1. He is lucky (if this is the reason, then there is nothing wrong with it, but I think 99% of the big winners are not for this reason)

2. He has talent – To play poker to a certain level, you do need to have talent, but I think talent does not start to matter until you are at least 5/10$ or above. 99% of players will probably never be a high stake (10/20$ or more) winner. But 5/10 winners can also win 30,000-50,000 in a month.
For most people, this should be enough. And maybe you are one of the legendary 1% geniuses!

3. He spent a lot of time studying and he was on the right track. As far as I know, every master spends a lot of time learning poker, and few real masters think that they play well every time. Only by recognizing your own shortcomings can you continuously improve.

We all want to win when we play cards, this is human nature. But playing cards is different from playing chess. When playing chess, if you make a good move, the result must be good. When playing cards, there are often good decisions that lead to bad results. And bad decisions can lead to good results. Good luck is of course good, but for novices, good luck at the beginning may lead to your ultimate failure.

cricbaba casino From a psychological point of view, most people go through the following steps to learn something:

1. I know some rules of the game unknowingly, but I don’t understand why I only play big pairs, while my opponent seems to play all kinds of cards (78s, TQs, 86o), but it’s better to lose more.

2. I read some books unconsciously without realizing it, and I understood that position, stack size, etc. are also very important, and I began to understand that I actually don’t know how to play. But I still don’t know how to play most cards.

3. Unconsciously and unconsciously start to know when you should continuation bet (continuation bet), know when you should reraise (raise) TJo. At this point you still have to spend most of your time thinking about it, and you can probably play up to 3 tables at the same time. You may start to feel like you’re doing pretty well.

4. Unknowingly and unconsciously playing tens of thousands of hands, cut off raise (isolation raise) 8$, button call 8$, or reraise (raise) 32$ without even thinking about it. At this time, you can already play 6 tables while chatting with 2 friends on QQ. When the TV starts to play advertisements, you can still remember to tune the channel.

5. If English is good and financial conditions permit, join a training website, such as cardrunner, duececracked, stox. The annual membership fee is generally 200 to 300 US dollars, which is actually very worthwhile.

6. When you reach NL200 or above, if you feel that you can’t improve, you can consider hiring a coach, although it is generally more expensive (at least 100-200 US dollars an hour). When you have reached this level of playing, you should have an income of at least 3 to 5 thousand a month. It is generally worth spending half a month’s profit to ask an expert to guide you for a few hours. It is more suitable for players whose winning rate is below 3ptbb/100. If your winning rate exceeds 5ptbb/100, you do not need a coach at this level.