I find at the start of a session, I am quite disciplined and can be patient and cop some bad beats, or keep on folding away if I am only dealt crap. Towards the end of a session patience flies out the door!
Then I know it is time to finish up the session otherwise I am going to be donating a lot of money...
In all honesty, patience is very important. If you get impatient and push your chips in with the nuts and scare people away it makes your hand very worthless i the long run. You may have pocket Aces but if you push 10000 chips into a pot with 1k and every folds. well whats the point?
patience is very important because you have to learn to wait , look and review games or how your opponents all that entails and have patience is a great virtue and improve your game
In addition to patience, there is still a lot of factors for a successful game, and probably the main luck is! You can play on any map within reason. 2-3 can block A-A, and it all happened.
one of the most important things is patiebce from start to buble, and even more so when u have a bad beat and loose most of ur stack,just tell urself that u can do-it and re-build ur stac ,,take it down
VERY important.
You can't be running dry and get impatient and start playing bad hands, because you're just going to lose your stack.
You will eventually get some hands, you just have to stick around and be patient until they come.
I keep reading threads and it seems like people do not realize that patience is a key virtue of any winning poker player. The same goes for when I am watching others as I play. I understand recreational players wanting to get some exciting plays in while they have a limited time, but not by playing every hand. The same goes for people talking about the want to go all in because it is a waste of time to play freerolls if they are not guaranteed money.
Now, I understand getting bored or tired of playing, but patience is necessary if you want to be stable. I have mental issues and poker has helped me hone my ability to be patient in the time I have been back to it. I have even started getting in the money on a far more regular basis because of it. This is probably bragging, but I have moneyed in 4 freerolls on ACR in a day because I was not playing silly hands and being aggressive at the right spots.
So, if someone who has brain damage that causes him to exhibit multiple mental disorders can be patient and get constant, why aren't you folks?😀