Best Poker Advice Ever?

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Best advice is to enjoy this game. As soon as you love it you can decide how professional you want be in this game.
 
Patience is a key skill of a successful player. Apparently it's not even advice, it's an axiom.
 
patience, patience, patience and never play the money you can't afford to lose🙂
 
study your opponents at the table, see how they bet and how they bluff. don't be intimidated by them. try to keep a clear head when playing.
 
I won’t say anything new) play according to your bankroll, try not to tilt and work on the game, and then at a distance the game will bring not only pleasure, but also money
 
Worry about Bankroll management first; it doesn't matter how skilled you think you are
 
study the players in your table and be patient for the best hand to play
 
The best advice is to always uncompromisingly follow the bankroll management. Thanks to this, I avoided serious losses and disappointments.
 
Tue berry greenstein

I Like this one from HSP told by BG him self, "Dont try and beat a guy just cuz he beat you in a pot, try to get pots from whoever is at the table".
 
Take your time and put in a lot of practice time. People that keep on top of the game know how to adapt to it because it changes so frequently. Always strive to improve. Just because you were a successful player a few years ago doesn't mean you will continue to be so without making adjustments. With forums like Cardschat, twitch for live streaming and youtube videos, there is just so much information out there these days. It is critical to have outside input and constructive criticism in order to evolve.
 
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Don't play against ONE player on your table. Use your chance by all players and be patient.
 
Never sit down to play poker drunk or tired or on tilt. If you are on tilt, then you need to take a break from the game.
 
In MTT, observe exactly the current table and your position among other players on this table.
 
in poker and I need to fold strong hands too, like AA, AK, there is no hand with 100

🙂
 
Whatever money you have in play, is no longer yours. Don't get attached to it by chasing thin lines.
 
viacheslavtezikov said:
Never sit down to play poker drunk or tired or on tilt. If you are on tilt, then you need to take a break from the game.
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Good advice, that's what I'm trying to stick to.
 
You gamble just the money you afford to lose.

It is true for any games of in life in general, too...
 
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