Patience is actually the key, especially in MTTs. I started making consistent profits after learning to wait for the right spot... you have to learn to make "hero folds" (which are more important than "hero calls") and stay calm even when you're short-stacked (I once won an MTT after dropping to 0.5 BB). A quick tip for training your patience at the tables is to play PLO—though you shouldn't play it like Hold'em; you need to learn the game's ranges and strategies first, as they are very different from Hold'em.weberson said:. Patience is a great quality in poker
We won't always have good cards, and trying to participate in every hand can bring up a lot of problems. Knowing how to expect better opportunities is part of the strategy. In my opinion, patience is as important a skill as knowing the rules of the game. Do you also believe that knowing how to give up a hand is one of the greatest qualities of a good player?