What is the best poker advice you have ever recieved?

milka1605 · Jul 2, 2015

All the relatives tried to persuade me not to gamble. It may be bad for me over. In the village at that time I had a very bad case of the gamblers. He got into debt and then killed himself.

shomy21 · Jul 2, 2015

Never show cards when u got hand with a bluff.

timfbmx · Jul 3, 2015

Don't play with scared money

kisintin01 · Jul 3, 2015

The best advice - read forum Card Chat) A basic advice - read clever books with training on the game) See VODs. disassemble hand and work on the bugs. - All the rest will come with experience. And how can we wrote - not bluff ------ this is ridiculous - a good poker player you roll out in 2 clicks and what is most surprising - in his hands is not a good card, just a bluff)))) But the clever fold - it is the practice, experience and a good game. Anyone can bluff and fold, for example a pair of aces (AA) can only units. That's how it is)

Esanu · Jul 3, 2015

Poker = 50% patience , 25% science and 25% luck

RandyMarsh · Jul 3, 2015

position is key!

Lostmyhouse · Jul 3, 2015

Not so much a direct tips more a observation i have done under the years i have been playing.
Winning poker is made up by two factors.

X=skill. 100 is the best
Y=mindset.0 is the best
Z=total winnings
Z=X-Y

You can master the game theroetical and have 100 in X.
But if you are a total fish at the mindset (Y) and also had 100 here, then you would be a breakeven player

More likely is that you would be let's say around 50 in skill and then when you are a total sucker at the mindset part would you have a total of -50. And you would lose pretty bad.
A total newbie with 10 in skill could be in a good position if he had the perfect mindset, if he on the other hand would start out like me with lets say a poor skill, and then the worst possible mindset then you suddenly are a huge loser.
10-90=-80

WHat i am trying to say is that if you are a beginner and you are tilting bad, will you much faster see an overall increase in you winnings (Z) if you are able to stop the tilting. Thats because you will much faster improve in that area then in the actual skill part of the game.

BabyJesus64 · Jul 4, 2015

"Learn to fold. Don't stay in a hand just because you are already in it."

Lewa12 · Jul 4, 2015

Check - this is the worst action.

skull89 · Jul 4, 2015

Like a guy said here

1)Do not bluff against several players at once;
2)Do not increase the bank if there is no chance of him winning;
3)Do not play in the hope of winning back if you are on tilt.

I use this a lot!!!

ManuJoshi · Jul 7, 2015

it's not bingo

soldinger88 · Jul 7, 2015

Don't call in winning serie just raise!!!

Or reraise

ManuJoshi · Jul 7, 2015

it's not bingo

arielakarel · Jul 7, 2015

lol
Dont play angry, if you lose a hand, calm down first.

ImYD · Jul 7, 2015

StArDemonn said:
Don't play poker get a job...

FOLD - save money

sagivifergan · Jul 7, 2015

Dont play when you are in a bad mood!

Julieta Borghi · Jul 7, 2015

1) Steal as much blinds as you can
2) Don´t call preflop. Raise or fold.
3) If you have a good starting hand that turned into a bad one, FOLD. It doesn't matter how much you put into the pot so far.
4) Be patient

koreano · Jul 7, 2015

You want to play poker for real? You want to live poker?

Study a lot. Is dedicated to books, and technical studies on the game itself, in addition to learning the basics (C-Bet, odds and the like).

VizziVizo · Jul 7, 2015

If you play Cash - never leave it for playing MTT.If you play MTT - never leave it for playing Cash.

Jondalf · Jul 7, 2015

If someone bets on your bet in the begging, he obviously has some good start hand, so play that in mind

Erix2 · Jul 7, 2015

I think these basics are very important

1) position is a key
- good positions means information for you, about other hands

2) watch how big stacks are (how many BBs you have)
- dont call / bluff if u are lower than 10 BBs

3) watch your opponent
- how he plays, if tight, or maniac, or ...
- how many are in game (if anyone fold,, etc..)

4) good hand
- dont play cards like 72o, find something with potential
- KQo (off suited) is not that much worse than KQs (suited) ->
-> dont play any 2 cards, just because they are suited

5) manage your bankroll
- so you dont loose everything
- 3-5% is good to play with

techsavant777 · Jul 17, 2015

Best Advice: Never go all-in on a draw

2nd Best Advice: Never count your chips, while your sittin at the table.

insidious96 · Jul 17, 2015

Do not lose patience and to be confident that I can win.

maniaka68 · Jul 17, 2015

don't let emotions run your game

Mason Pye · Jul 17, 2015

Don't buy into a SNG, MTT or cash game with money you can't afford to lose. This piece of advice ties in with bankroll management. You can be the best player in the world, but if you have bad bankroll management, you will never be a profitable player. If you feel that buying into a SNG, MTT or cash game and then losing your initial buy-in will heavily impact your bankroll, it's best not to play it at all.

What is the best poker advice you have ever recieved?

milka1605

Legend

shomy21

Rock Star

timfbmx

Rock Star

kisintin01

Enthusiast

Esanu

Rock Star

RandyMarsh

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Lostmyhouse

Rock Star

BabyJesus64

Rock Star

Lewa12

Rising Star

skull89

Rock Star

ManuJoshi

Rising Star

soldinger88

Rising Star

ManuJoshi

Rising Star

arielakarel

Rock Star

ImYD

Rising Star

sagivifergan

Rising Star

Julieta Borghi

Enthusiast

koreano

Enthusiast

VizziVizo

Visionary

Jondalf

Rising Star

Erix2

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techsavant777

Rising Star

insidious96

Enthusiast

maniaka68

Rock Star

Mason Pye

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