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Message: [QUOTE="maxmaximov96, post: 3996741, member: 286043"] [COLOR="Black"][SIZE="4"]There is no game plan[/SIZE][/COLOR] Most beginners losing themselves behaving like fish: go straight to the multi-tables, do not adhere to the same discipline. Some "jump" in levels of the Micros: today discover cheap game, and tomorrow go several notches higher. Not to lose the bankroll and start your poker journey from the lowest limit, even if the savings allow you to go directly to the tables more expensive. Install bar go to the next limit, for example: NL5 — $150, NL10 — $350, etc. In this case, the size of your bankroll shows your progress on the current level. With stable profits and steady "penetration" tables, you can move on to the next limit. Practice in several disciplines and choose the most convenient and interesting format of the game. In pot limit Omaha are collected less participants than for limit hold'em tables. But you won't win a lot on NL, if this discipline seems boring PLO. [COLOR="black"][SIZE="4"]A small bankroll[/SIZE][/COLOR] Regi recommend that beginners sit at tables with good bankroll to successfully survive dawnstrike not drain all the money. Minimum amount of poker money: 30 buy-ins for a certain limit for tournament players and 300 big blinds for lovers of the cache. But the more expensive tables, the higher need a minimum bankroll of three hundred BB may be too little. A about tell they were starting a poker career with 20-50 dollars, and that was enough for them to unwind. Regulars do not suggest to follow the example of the stars and insist on collecting a decent bankroll. [COLOR="black"][SIZE="4"]Participation in all hands[/SIZE][/COLOR] Common misconceptions low-limit players: confidence in the weakness of all contenders and a frivolous attitude to the loss. Poker player plays a lot of bad hands hoping to win on all hands. Active helps to pick up more banks, but frequent bluffs on the course will lead to the loss. Opponents will no longer be afraid of big bets, and unexpected showdown completely trash bluffs no chance to beat a weak pair. For serious, profit-oriented game, working on the strategy and discipline to begin immediately on the Micros. Regulars recommend the careful tactics of the game in the beginning of the hand and aggressive after the flop. With a tighter style you sholdice all the bad cards on the flop that will give you the advantage over your opponents on later streets. [COLOR="black"][SIZE="4"]Complex actions[/SIZE][/COLOR] Player conducts complex bluffs, builds traps, and selects the non-standard bet sizes. But fish of the Micros continue to call all-ins, and not react to unusual beta. Most of the regulars at the Micros choose large bet with good cards and make a hesitant call with a weak. They will not understand the complex actions of reg and did not reflect on his strategy. The main victory conditions in the lower limits: patience and discipline, the ability to resist Tribeca or all-in in response to raise of the enemy. At micro limits is more straightforward game, so the rate increase of the enemy's hiding a strong hand or a desire to "shake up" participants and to make the game more fun. The best answer to raise for cheap tables — fold. This helps to avoid unnecessary risks and keep your bankroll. [COLOR="black"][SIZE="4"]No control over emotions[/SIZE][/COLOR] At micro limits opponents often sneaked into postflop medium-weak hands: Junior connectors and suited cards, small pairs. Sometimes the opponents catch the ball and weak cards turn into the best combination. Because of a few bad bits in a row is easy to go on tilt and start, raise with all karmaskali in a row. Learn to control your emotions and don't let the grudge against lucky fish to spoil the strategy. [/QUOTE]

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