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Message: [QUOTE="nickzick, post: 6827584, member: 1029025"] [B] Good morning, afternoon or evening noble companions, [/B] [SIZE=4]In my opinion, we can all be profitable at poker. But for that we have to accept that this is not the way we want it to happen. Many times all of us here have already buried our deposits for losing in Mtts, Cash Games and other modalities. We've all experienced that. What I propose as a solution is, a self-evaluation of the results in the various possibilities of online gaming. I believe that the first step is to know yourself and accept yourself! Believe me, accept that where you would like to win, 99% of the time, is not where you really are profitable. We deposited 100 dollars, when we thought we were too conservative we signed up for a mtt 2.20. That it doesn't last long for the feeling of revenge to show up, push the boundaries, and get screwed. Even so, we prefer to suffer quickly in a single day, rather than an entire month. To continue the problem, we are emotional, we don't like to lose and we are still endowed with an irrational faith, that no matter the odds, we believe it will work out! Because, many of us have seen it give, many of us have already hit a generous jackpot and that makes us believe. But we don't want to accept that it was by luck and chance, on the contrary, we clung to the fallacy that we are good. Even if only for ourselves. Now that we have conceptualized the problem, let's move on to the development of possible solutions. [/SIZE] We love the adrenaline, the win, the feeling of getting rich, the spinning of the wheel, the surprise of the cards, the roll of the dice, the flop, turn and river. This releases pleasure stimuli in our brain that we certainly love. Let's make one thing very clear, those who like to have fun betting will never be profitable. It will never be used as an income supplement. There are two worlds. One of the emotionless professional bettors (pro poker players include themselves here) is a boring, repetitive game with much lower values than we think we are able to play. That's the lucrative world. It's a job like any other, a variable profit, but it's a profit that exists! The other, on the other hand, is a world of adventure, which only makes sense in our minds. It's the harsh reality, our mind deceives us because we are encouraged to experience that ecstasy of pleasure again. And our attitudes and strategies are not conscious, there is no wisdom, intelligence that we are present on this side that lead us to any consistent financial success. Solutions? Do you really like Poker? If so, develop your relationships to include a leisure time with acquaintances and friends in the month. Nothing like a barbecue, a good moment of leisure and fun with other people playing poker. A tip to be cheap and still a lot of fun is to play in the format of a Sit Go tournament. Suppose a table with 3 to 9 people playing, each buy-in for 50 reais and taking 5 thousand chips, first place takes the total prize and there is no need to share the cost of the next barbecue. Wonder. Do you really like poker? Then follow this suggestion above for your life. At the low, affordable price you'll have fun, even if you want to risk everything on a combination that doesn't have the “pot-odds” due for the call, what's the problem? You're having fun with your classmates, that's all very healthy. Now, in your daily, online routine, you and your computer have to be different. Everyone wants to win, and everyone thinks exactly how you are going to win. Going back to the beginning of the text, you will only be positive here if you follow the 3 steps. 1 - Evaluate yourself. Play 10x each of the SNG 9, SNG 6, SPIN GO, and HEADS UP modes. Forget about the money for now. After playing 10x each one, look at which one had the highest financial return. You and I aren't rich, so I suppose a little bird in hand makes more sense than two flying. In other words, it's better to win almost every day than to wait for a tournament that knows when it's going to crash... Did you understand? And to take a screenshot, annotate, save, read, reread and put into practice. If it's available, know where you're best, where it's easiest (or least difficult) for you. 2 — Management. Did you test whether you rated 10x at the lowest possible limits? Okay, now you have to pay the physical and monetary price to organize yourself for a month. For example, you seek to win 2 heads ups for 2 dollars a day. If I miss the first one I stop and come back the next day. That way on the winning day you get 4 dollars and on the losing day you lose only 2 dollars. This is already a strategic management, because there are several and I believe that you will create your own. Do you remember? It's annoying! It's work isn't fun, it's emotionless, the joy is there at the barbecue with your colleagues. Everyday life for an Online Pro, it's like that black and white. 3 - Scale. Forget about profit in the present. You're now a company and you're moving out of diapers. In order for it to grow, you have to take great care of it so as not to destroy it. You will start this way with a lot of concentration and low game volume (real money) on a daily basis. I lost the first one a while ago, and I have free time and I'm calm, forget about the real game. Open your other non-real money online gaming apps there and go train. Ex: Governor of Poker 3 and WSOP, are games with other real players so you can continue training. And so over time... You go from 2 to 1, increase the value of the table you're playing, or increasing the number of games per day. I am more adapted to the first option. Not much play equals a more lucid psychological one to make the best decisions. (imagine such a badass motivational phrase that made you take action after reading this text) [/QUOTE]

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