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syllabus for a beginner/intermediate course on poker theory
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[QUOTE="NoWuckingFurries, post: 720431, member: 31297"] Four mistakes that I made that I would hope to be dealt with:[LIST=1] [*]Don't decide how much to bet purely on how good your hole cards are, and thereby imply to others how good a starting hand you have, [*]Your starting hand isn't all that matters, importance of position and the situation (e.g. tourney, ring, bubble, stack size etc.), [*]Try to limit the number of hands that you play until you are more experienced, as a lot of new players play too many hands (apparently), [*]The importance of aggressive play.[/LIST]If I went to the first lesson in the course and it had a lot of mathematics in it, that would make me feel less inclined to go back. Not sure whether it would be a series of lessons in your case, or not... Good luck with this, designing a course from scratch is quite a challenge, but it's very rewarding if it all works out! :) [/QUOTE]
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