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[QUOTE="Dutchtegon, post: 3068283, member: 188163"]
No it isn't enough indeed, you can study forexample calculating the odds and EV. How much you have to raise in what situations against what kind of players. All that kind of stuff. I have to say that a lot of these things can be learned fastest in tourments them self. Or sit and goes, depands on what kind of player you want to become.

If you have A LOT of time and you are really in to it, you can also try to study the % off all kind of hand combinations. High pocket against lower pocket, straight draw against flush draw. straightdraw against pocket pair. I could write this hole page down with all kind of combinations. This is great to study for making the right choiches. But above all these studies practise is even that important. In the beginning it will cost you money but after some time it all will go much better. This can take a few weeks, but also years. Depands on how fast and how good you can study and see all kind of patterns in peoples actions.

Good luck in your training!
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