How many hours to study

How many hours a day would it be ideal for a beginner to study?

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In general, after 20 years of playing poker, at this moment it helps me a lot to see tournaments, plays, cash tables.
And I follow Elias Gutierrez "Zerospoker" in Spanish. In truth, many things from him helped me, which, putting them into practice, have given me results. For example, how to start building your bankroll, these videos were very interesting for me.

Hugs brother and good luck

jonaselloco said:

First, the cardchats course will be very useful for you.
Download the tutorial in Portuguese translation.

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In general, after 20 years of playing poker, at this moment it helps me a lot to see tournaments, plays, cash tables.
And I follow Elias Gutierrez "Zerospoker" in Spanish. In truth, many things from him helped me, which, putting them into practice, have given me results. For example, how to start building your bankroll, these videos were very interesting for me.

Hugs brother and good luck

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thank you very much for the tips my brother

salguod17 said:

thank you very much for the tips my brother

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you are welcome brother.
here is one for what you need
a hug

salguod17 said:

How many hours a day would it be ideal for a beginner to study?

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it depends on, what amount of information you can consume per day.

salguod17 said:

How many hours a day would it be ideal for a beginner to study?

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I think one hour of study a day is more than enough. This is the optimal time for good perception and assimilation of information. Few of the beginners are ready to spend time on learning, let alone an hour a day. But believe me, you will have a significant advantage if you dedicate at least one hour every day to study the game.

salguod17 said:

How many hours a day would it be ideal for a beginner to study?

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There is a flaw in your question, I do think it's a good one but missing the details to really help you.

What is it you want to achieve in poker? The reason I ask is because depending on your answer will determine the response. If your answer is I am a true beginner and just want to learn more about the game a 1/2 hour a day would be a good answer. If you want to just improve to say, be the best player in your fun home games over the next year a good hour of study could be the answer. If you looking to make a side income playing in your local casino it maybe 3 hours a day. If you want to play the highest game in the world it could be 8 to 10 hours a day. I think you see the problem.

Me, I am a student of the game. I also have a long-term bigger goal. I want to be able to play $300 to $500 games i in casinos and not lose money long term. My true goal is to win one tournament series event. I personally want a wsop Circuit ring but will happily take any title I get. I want to be the player with his winning hand and the chips and trophy getting his picture taken. I put in about 15 hours a week in and I am looking to increase this by 10 more hours this summer per week.

It's only a 30-day Cardschat course, but learning is constant

You need to teach as much as you have time and desire to do it if these two factors are not there, then it's pointless I think so, and if you have the time and desire, you will study as long as you don't have enough. Usually I study 2-3 hours a day when I have time if there is little time to learn poker, then 1-2 hours sometimes I take days off from studying poker and playing in general

I would recommend completing Cardchat's 30-day course. The next step is to focus on particular accepts of the game (For example SB vs BB) to put the time in. I would agree with the previous commend taking a break if you feel overwhelmed amount of grinding at the table and studying.

Learning is continuous and eternal. Including mental...

salguod17 said:

How many hours a day would it be ideal for a beginner to study?

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I think if you study at least 20 minutes a day, but every day, it will be a feat on your part
I've been playing poker for a long time, but in terms of learning, I've only been learning the game for the first two or three months. In the future, I learned exclusively in the process of playing.

drinker said:

I think if you study at least 20 minutes a day, but every day, it will be a feat on your part
I've been playing poker for a long time, but in terms of learning, I've only been learning the game for the first two or three months. In the future, I learned exclusively in the process of playing.

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I started in poker in 2010, but I didn't play for almost 3 years, I recently returned and I want to dedicate myself more to the game.