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[QUOTE="Sivraj, post: 6170682, member: 473944"]
Over the years of playing, watching, and studying poker the more and more better I get I finally start to realize that in the end all you really can do is be yourself and make the most of it. What works for one poker player might not work for you and vice versa, what works for you might not work for the poker player that you follow or look up to. Me I never had a poker coach but I've definitely did much and much research on poker strategies from players and applied them to the game from online and magazine reading. I'm very amazed on how this card game is a relation connection to the real world. Just like living life you can't be nobody but yourself in this world the same thing applies to poker. Can nobody play this game for you but yourself. So you have to do what works best for you.

Some of us poker players are conservative, aggressive, bluffers, gamblers, balanced strategists, mathematicians, psychological mind players, random decision makers, table image actors, etc. I can go on and on we all have our own unique abilities and ways of playing the game. I think this is exactly why I never really got into the whole poker chart or personal coaching because one thing a poker coach can't teach me is how to be myself. But I can learn some pointers from him or her. As for poker charts, they're not variance proof but they can definitely help but I learn to just be situational.

What do you yall think?
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