Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="cotta777, post: 2530157, member: 93414"] I'm not so sure unless you use a HUD and your super analysing all the time there isn't as much hard graft needed as people think. In my experience The fundamentals are like riding a bike once you watch enough videos and learn enough strategy you become your own theorist, and you have the ability to observe players and use the correct strategy to the given situation depending on all the variants, playing styles stack sizes and wheter your playing cash or tournament poker. I play online seriously, like a long MTTs one evening or two evenings a week, and I might throw in a sit and go sesh or a cash session to live/online. Bearing in mind I am 2 tabling max, I'll make at least £50-100 profit from a cash game extremely rare I have a losing session, one since october, and maybe broke even once and I'll cash in most MTTs 'this sounds dumb but I dont even need a bankroll because UK players are so bad I'll just cash out my profit every week and start over off the same 150.00. Granted I don't like playing for too many hours I think it pays dividends in profit keeping it sharp and focused. But yeah... sorry to go on about my personal wins/losses they aren't so important but what I was getting at is as long as you are thinking right and you are observing players, and playing a solid range, respecting your position once you have learnt the fundamentals you know a good poker strategy read some good books, you only really need to keep in touch with it occasionally, it doesn't have to be a massive factor in making a profit, until you are making thousands and thousands a month. Like the right or wrong play for that particular time will often depend on the players, and only you can make that judgement. [/QUOTE]

Verification

Search

Reply to thread

About CardsChat

Our Community

Our Site

Follow us