The Power of Position (Day 1 Course Discussion)

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Really usefull lesson. The relative position concept is so useful. Certainly I found things that will improve my game straight away. Thank you.
 
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The position is essential to obtain essential information about the move and possible cards from other players at the table.
 
Reading and watching this course helps me to improve my poker a lot, and following some tips helps me to adjust my type of play too, it was very helpful thank you
 
I found several interesting concepts that have always been there, but I didn't know their names like Lojack and "relative position". It's good to learn something new, I like the e-book. Despite being in English and having to translate it in the google translator, I found gold, 😛Thank you.
 
grigorij33 said:
Do you have a course in Russian or Ukrainian?
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Use the automatic transalor from youtube like me , I'm not english native and sometimes the english accent is difficult , so I use the automatic transaltor subtiltes in youtube to have more understanding 😉
 
I'm watching this course, very good, I'm in the fifth class and I've already downloaded the pdfs, learning a lot! Thanks!
 
Hi, it’s good to know the importance of the position to take a good decision a play well. Nice topic.
 
Yup day 1 is basic and very informative about the power of position and how to use it for your benefit. I feel better already!
 
Day 1 completed, my conclusion is that in poker, table position is a powerful weapon. It's not just where you sit, but when you act. Being in a late position provides you with valuable information about your opponents' intentions, allowing you to make more informed decisions. In contrast, being in an early position leaves you in the dark, not knowing what others will do. In summary, table position is a key strategic tool to leverage in poker and gain an advantage in the game.
 
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I started the course today, and it talks about the power of position, although I already know how important it is to play in position, I always make some mistakes, the course helped to remind me how important it is...
 
Hi all, my name is Alejandro and I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I 've just completed Day 1 Lesson.

My conclusion is the importance of the Position.

This factor could determinate our hand selection (UTG more likely to fold hands that are not enough strong, usually), preflop action, as well the hand selection and the bet range.

Thank you Collin and Katie and all members for this tool for newbies.

Hope to see you on the 2nd Day Lesson and through all the Poker School.

Later!
 
Interesting and I downloaded the e-book, 🙂🙂🙂
 

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I am starting the course now and I am really excited. Day one was very interesting.
 
I have begun the course and I am really enjoying it and learning a great deal. While I understood the basics of position, this course really gave me a better appreciation for the importance of position.
 
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I have begun the course and I am really enjoying it and learning a great deal. While I understood the basics of position, this course really gave me a better appreciation for the importance of position.
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That is awesome - let us know if you have any questions.
 
Yes, it is a very important lesson. Position is essential to gather important information before moving on to playing hands....preflop,flop.....river.It is very well chosen as the first lesson. Thank you.
 
Hi,

It would be great to see examples that supports the importance of position and elaborate on the significance of it compared to the other aspects of the game.
 
Debi said:
Today's course topic is about The Power of Position. We have had numerous threads in the forum asking about how important position really is. Now that you have completed Day 1 you know - it is everything.

If you have not yet read Day 1 and watched the video for Day 1 - take a few minutes now to do that and then come back here to discuss it:
The Power of Position

If you have any questions about the different positions on a table, playing hands from each position, or about any of the hands discussed in Day 1 of the ebook or the Day 1 video - this is the place to ask them!

Both Collin and Katie will be available to assist you as well as other members of the CardsChat community.

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I don't know if i missed the information but, Do i need to officially register somewhere for the course or just get the PDF download(already have it) and start the course? Sorry if this is wrong place to ask but i did search for this and couldn't find an answer.
Thanks and Thanks for offering this course.
Antonio777
 
Evan Jarvis said:
Position is #1!
Aggression is #2!
Selection (ranges) is #3!

Looks like you have the a great foundation for the course in place.

Great job team!
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The Tripple Threath is paramount. Three is great and your foe is in dire straits. Two
should do the job too. One is better than none.
 
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Antonio777 said:
I don't know if i missed the information but, Do i need to officially register somewhere for the course or just get the PDF download(already have it) and start the course? Sorry if this is wrong place to ask but i did search for this and couldn't find an answer.
Thanks and Thanks for offering this course.
Antonio777
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You can go ahead and start the course now. Let us know what you think?
 
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