If you had only two hours to become a better player

Igorek1313 · Jul 31, 2019

I would be one of the best in 1.5 hours ... you should always strive for the best !!!

Newzooozooo · Jul 31, 2019

I think that the best option in this case is a good rest or a walk in the open air.

infonazar · Aug 1, 2019

Before the game, I like to take a cold shower and relax.

cool3390 · Aug 1, 2019

jadaminato said:
Hi all! I bring you a new question. Obviously there are many ways to become a better player; surely all require effort and patience. But let's assume that you are about to enter to play a great tournament, there are only two hours left to start, and you feel that you have to do something to get good results. What would you choose? You could read a book, practice a couple of hands online, watch some videos or whatever you can think of. But remember, you have only two hours. What is your answer?

Assasinato poker on YouTube. They are geniuses

molokheia · Aug 1, 2019

Hi There
I would do some yoga in these 2 hours
After that i could play as cool as can be
Rgds

Lena M · Aug 2, 2019

Hello.
Meditation is always the best preparation before the game. Meditation helps me to be focused and patient.

Natta777 · Aug 2, 2019

It is a good time to sleep in front of many hours of the tournament and prepare delicious meals for snacks in advance. Perhaps someone can replace sleep with meditation.

sunnyday · Aug 2, 2019

never go all in preflop, never play hands like 7 2, J4 off suit, J2, don't overtrust hands like AA, KK, QQ unless u see the flop, use a hand range calculator, watch few pros on videos see how they play hands and imitate their strategies. with all that said you will only learn to play safer but still can't play like a pro. it comes with experience and a lot of knowledge acquisition

DB99 · Aug 2, 2019

Personally can't see anything that would help (me) but just relax and prepare by getting in the the right state of mind. Two hours isn't much, so I'd try not to stress about it and hope for the best.

8bod8 · Aug 2, 2019

All of the above.
At least it will keep you busy for 2 hours.
Just do not fall asleep when praying:
- you effort to pray will not be rewarded
- you'll oversleep the game

Risto234 · Aug 2, 2019

Either i'd do nothing spectacular or i'd sacrifice something/someone to be succesful in this tournament

marcofud · Aug 2, 2019

I think I will start playing chess I will be less nervous

jadaminato · Aug 2, 2019

marcofud said:
I think I will start playing chess I will be less nervous

That's exactly what i do

FoxMS · Aug 4, 2019

If I have two free hours before play, I go to bed. In my opinion, this is the most effective preparation for the game.

BobbyMorton · Aug 4, 2019

Two hours is not enough time to do anything.

andsws · Aug 4, 2019

Lena M said:
Hello.
Meditation is always the best preparation before the game. Meditation helps me to be focused and patient.

So true!

MishkaZL · Aug 4, 2019

Obviously, before an important tournament, it is best to just relax. Usually, I rest at home on my couch. If you have a couch at home, you can also try.

cranberry · Aug 4, 2019

Before the game, I would eat well and get enough sleep. I think it’s difficult to improve your game two hours before the tournament.

Vlad535_100 · Aug 4, 2019

Play money chips.

Krypton173 · Aug 4, 2019

jadaminato said:
Hi all! I bring you a new question. Obviously there are many ways to become a better player; surely all require effort and patience. But let's assume that you are about to enter to play a great tournament, there are only two hours left to start, and you feel that you have to do something to get good results. What would you choose? You could read a book, practice a couple of hands online, watch some videos or whatever you can think of. But remember, you have only two hours. What is your answer?

Hire a coach, but don;t expect miracles, poker is a time game.

Zorba · Aug 4, 2019

Probably nothing, if you don't know it with 2 hours to go you shouldn't be there.

:top:

Poker Orifice said:
Pray

Is this what you mean.

fickleberry · Aug 4, 2019

I would try to get my money back and spend it on something I feel comfortable doing.

nellorossi83 · Aug 4, 2019

How much you know about poker?! You can try basic rules if you don't know nothing.

sharipov8090 · Aug 4, 2019

I have been playing poker for 10 years and I can't say that I am ready for serious expensive tournaments.it probably depends on the person as he perceives the information.2 hours of training shouldn't get to play in a tournament for it needs more time!

copycutpaste · Aug 4, 2019

Pray to the poker Gods...sometimes they listen...

Otherwise just decide what style play you are going to adapt to...plan out if you are going to play tight or loose...did I mention pray to the poker Gods???

If you had only two hours to become a better player

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